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Report to the Future Melbourne (Planning) Committee Agenda item 6.3
Planning Scheme Amendment C215-Kensington Heritage Review 11 November 2014
Presenter: David Mayes, Manager Strategic Planning
Purpose and background
1. The purpose of this report is to seek adoption of the final version of Amendment C215 based on the recommendations of the Panel appointed by the Minister for Planning.
2. The Panel hearing was held on 28 July 2014 and its report was received on 3 September 2014. The Panel’s report is at Attachment 2.
3. Amendment C215 proposes to apply the Heritage Overlay to new heritage precincts and individual places in Kensington, transfer a number of existing heritage places into heritage precincts and remove one existing heritage place from the Heritage Overlay.
Key issues
4. Management’s response to the Panel recommendations is at Attachment 3. The Panel generally supports the Amendment subject to the removal of two properties from the exhibited Heritage Overlay. Particular changes recommended by panel to note are:
4.1. remove land identified as 1 Robertson Street from HO1163
4.2. re-instate 35 Eastwood Street into the Heritage Overlay
4.3. remove 33 Eastwood Street (front house) from the Heritage Places Inventory
4.4. amend map 4HO to exclude 14 Pridham Street, Kensington from the Heritage Overlay
5. All Panel recommendations with the exception of the re-instatement of 35 Eastwood Street into the Heritage Overlay have been accepted. The reasons for not accepting this recommendation are described in management response at Attachment 3. The revised version of Amendment C215 with the recommended changes is at Attachment 4. This is the version that management recommends be adopted by Council and presented to the Minister for Planning for approval.
Recommendation from management
6. That the Future Melbourne Committee:
6.1. Notes management’s assessment of the Panel’s recommendations and subsequent revisions to Amendment C215.
6.2. Recommends that Council:
6.2.1. Adopts Melbourne Planning Scheme Amendment C215-Kensington Heritage Review at Attachment 4 pursuant to Section 29 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987.
6.2.2. Submits Melbourne Planning Scheme Amendment C215-Kensington Heritage Review to the Minister for Planning for approval.
Attachments: 1. Supporting Attachment 2. Amendment C215 Panel Report 3. Panel Recommendations and management response 4. Revised Amendment C215 Page 2 of 309
Attachment 1 Agenda item 6.3 Future Melbourne Committee 11 November 2014
Supporting Attachment
Legal
1. Legal implications.
Section 29(1) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987 (Act) provides that after complying with Division 1 and 2 of the Act in respect of a planning scheme amendment, the planning authority may adopt the amendment with or without changes.
Finance
2. Under Section 6 of the Planning and Environment (Fees) Regulations 2000, Council is required to pay a fee when requesting the Minister approve an amendment. Once the planning scheme amendment is approved, Council may also be required to place a notice in a newspaper circulating in the local area. These costs are provided for in the 2014-2015 budget.
Conflict of interest
3. No member of Council staff, or other person engaged under a contract, involved in advising on or preparing this report has declared a direct or indirect interest in relation to the matter of the report.
Stakeholder consultation
4. Amendment C215 was on public exhibition from 31 October to 8 December 2013 and a total of 12 submissions were received.
5. At its meeting on 6 May 2014, the Future Melbourne Committee resolved to request the Minister for Planning appoint an Independent Panel to hear and consider the submissions.
6. The Minister for Planning appointed a panel comprising of Suzanne Barker (Chair) and Renata Howe. The one day panel hearing was held at Planning Panels on 28 July 2014. Those in attendance at the hearing were the City of Melbourne and Mr Chris Stribley.
Relation to Council policy
7. Amendment C215 is consistent with Clause 21.06-2 (Heritage) of Council’s Municipal Strategic Statement, the objective of which is to conserve and enhance places and precincts of identified heritage significance.
Environmental sustainability
8. There is no impact on environmental sustainability.
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PlanningandEnvironmentAct1987 PanelReport
MelbournePlanningScheme AmendmentC215 KensingtonHeritageReview 3September2014 Page 4 of 309
PlanningandEnvironmentAct1987 PanelReportpursuanttoSection25oftheAct MelbournePlanningSchemeAmendmentC215 KensingtonHeritageReview
SuzanneBarker,Chair RenateHowe,Member Page 5 of 309 MelbournePlanningSchemeAmendmentC215_PanelReport_3September2014
Contents
Page ExecutiveSummary...... 1 1 Introduction...... 2 2 TheProposal...... 5 2.1 Backgroundtotheproposal...... 5 2.2 TheAmendment...... 5 2.3 Issuesdealtwithinthisreport...... 8 3 StrategicPlanningContext...... 9 3.1 Policyframework...... 9 3.2 MinisterialDirectionsandPracticeNotes...... 10 3.3 Otherstrategies...... 11 3.4 StrategicAssessment...... 12 4 TheHeritagePrecincts...... 13 4.1 TheIssues...... 13 4.2 BarnettStreetnorthresidentialprecinct(HO1162)...... 13 4.3 BarnettStreetsouthresidentialprecinct(HO1163)ͲpartformerBarnett StreetUrbanConservationArea...... 14 4.4 ParsonsStreetwestprecinct(HO1167)...... 18 4.5 PridhamStreetnorthprecinct(HO1168)...... 22 4.6 Kensingtonprecinct(HO9)...... 25 AppendixA Listofsubmitters AppendixB Listoftableddocuments
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ListofTables
Page Table1 PartiestothePanelHearing...... 4 ListofFigures
Page Figure1LandsubjecttoAmendmentC215...... 3 Figure2PlanshowingproposedprecinctsandindividualHeritageOverlays...... 7
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AmendmentSummary TheAmendment MelbournePlanningSchemeAmendmentC215 CommonName KensingtonHeritageReview SubjectSite TheAmendmentappliestovariouspropertiesinKensington–refer toFigure1 PurposeofAmendment ImplementationofReviewofHeritageBuildingsinKensington2013 andReviewofHeritageBuildings:PercyStreet2013including: x CreatingnewHeritagePlaces(precinctsandindividualplaces) x Transferring a number of existing Heritage Places (precincts andindividualplaces)intonewprecinctsandallocatingnew HeritageOverlayreferencenumbers x RemovingoneplacefromtheHeritageOverlay x Amendinglocalpolicy x Amending the heritage gradings of some places in the IncorporatedDocument‘HeritagePlacesInventory’ x Inserting a new incorporated document with Statement of Significance. TheProponent MelbourneCityCouncil PlanningAuthority MelbourneCityCouncil Authorisation A0257316July2013 Exhibition 31Octoberto8December2013 PanelProcess ThePanel MsSuzanneBarker(Chair),AssociateProfessorRenateHowe DirectionsHearing PlanningPanelsVictoria,1SpringStreet,Melbourne,13June2014 PanelHearing PlanningPanelsVictoria,1SpringStreet,Melbourne,28July2014 SiteInspections ThePanelundertookunaccompaniedinspectionson23July2014, andothersfollowingtheHearing Appearances RefertoTable1 Submissions 12submissionsͲRefertoAppendixA DateofthisReport 3September2014
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ExecutiveSummary
(i) Summary TheAmendmentproposestoapplytheHeritageOverlay(HO)toanumberofnewHeritage Places(precinctsandindividualplaces),transferanumberofexistingHeritagePrecinctsand individualplacesintonewHeritagePrecincts,andremoveoneexistingHeritagePlace.The Amendmentimplementstherecommendationsoftworecentheritagereviewsundertaken byGraemeButlerandAssociatestitledTheKensingtonHeritageReview2013andtheReview ofHeritageBuildings:PercyStreet2013. Ofthe12submissionslodgedinrelationtotheAmendment,11opposedtheapplicationof theHeritageOverlayontheirland,andonewasinsupportoftheAmendment. Oppositionfromsubmittersrelatestothecompositionoftheheritageprecincts,socialand economic impacts of including places in the Heritage Overlay, and the extent of Barnett Streetsouthresidentialprecinct. HavingconsideredthewrittensubmissionsalongwiththosemadetoitattheHearing,the Panel generally supports the Amendment subject to a number of recommendations.In providingthissupport,thePanelhasacceptedtheevidenceprovidedbyMrButleronbehalf of Melbourne City Council in relation to four of the precincts subject to submissions (Kensington,PridhamStreetnorth,ParsonsStreetwest,andBarnettStreetnorthprecincts). ThePanelbelievesthattheprecinctsmeetthethresholdrequirementsforinclusioninthe Heritage Overlay because they represent cohesive areas of typical working class housing withasufficientnumber,scaleandsitecoverageofcontributorybuildings. This is also the case in relation to Barnett Street south precinct, except for 1 Robertson Street.ThePanelconsidersthatasanonͲcontributorybuildingontheedgeoftheprecinct, thisbuildingshouldbeexcludedfromtheAmendment. Inrelationto33EastwoodStreet,thePanelagreeswithMrButlerthatthegradingofthe house should be amended to reflect its condition as a nonͲcontributory building, and in relationtothePridhamStreetnorthprecinct,anumberofmappingerrorswereidentified, andthePanelrecommendscorrectingthese.
(ii) Recommendation BasedonthereasonssetoutinthisReport,thePanelrecommends: MelbournePlanningSchemeAmendmentC215shouldbeadoptedasexhibitedsubjectto thefollowingmodifications: 1. Removelandidentifiedas1RobertsonStreetfromHO1163. 2. Remove33EastwoodStreet(fronthouse)fromtheHeritagePlacesInventory. 3. InrelationtoHO1168PridhamStreetnorthprecinct: a) AmendMap4HOtoexclude14PridhamStreet,KensingtonfromtheOverlay, and b) AmendMap4HOtoincludethevariouslandparcelsidentifiedas1Ͳ31,16Ͳ30 PridhamStreetKensingtonintheOverlay.
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Melbourne Planning Scheme Amendment C215 (the Amendment) was prepared by the MelbourneCityCouncil(theCouncil)asPlanningAuthority.TheAmendmentimplements the recommendations of two recent heritage reviews undertaken by Graeme Butler and AssociatestitledTheKensingtonHeritageReview2013andtheReviewofHeritageBuildings: PercyStreet2013.Asexhibited,theAmendmentproposesto: x CreatenewHeritagePlaces(precinctsandindividualplaces) x TransferanumberofexistingHeritagePlaces(precinctsandindividualplaces)into newHeritagePlaces(precincts)andallocatenewreferencenumbers x AmendbuildinggradingsandstreetscapesofsomeexistingHeritagePlaces x RemoveoneexistingHeritagePlace(individualplace)fromtheHeritageOverlay x AmendClause22.05(HeritagePlacesOutsidetheCapitalCityZonePolicy)toensure thattheReviewofHeritageBuildingsinKensington2013,andtheReviewofHeritage Buildings:PercyStreet2013,isconsideredwhenmakingdecisionsrelatingtoanyof theindividualdplaces an precinctswhicharethesubjectoftheAmendment x Amend the Schedule to Clause 43.01 (Heritage Overlay) to include new Heritage PlacesandamendtheHeritageOverlayreferencenumberofsomeexistingHeritage Places x Replace Schedule Clause 81.01 Incorporated Document Heritage Places Inventory July2008withthedocumentHeritagePlacesInventory2013sothattheindividual buildinggradingsandstreetscapegradingsproposedintheReviewsareconsidered when making decisions relating to any of the places which are the subject of the Amendment x Insert a new incorporated document into the Schedule to Clause 81.01 titled KensingtonHeritageReview2013StatementsofSignificance x AmendPlanningSchemeMap4HOtoincludenewHeritagePlaces,amendreferences toexistingHeritagePlaces,anddeleteoneHeritagePlace. TheAmendmentappliestolandintheKensingtonareaasdetailedinFigure1.
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Figure1 LandsubjecttoAmendmentC215 The Amendment was authorised by the Department of Transport, Planning and Local Infrastructure(DTPLI)on16July2013. The Amendment was placed on public exhibition between 31 October and 8 December 2013,withonesupportingsubmissionand11opposingsubmissionsreceived.Theopposing submissionswerereceivedfrom:
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x MarilynandGeoffreyBrowning x RobynAdair–Holzoder x MichaelCarrollandFrancaAlessi x FrankandGabriellaSinopoli x LucianoSinopoli x BruceFenney x BrianandLesleyErvin x GeorgeDuvcevski x JohnandKarenBarker x PeterWilliamsandNatalieBate x ChrisStribley. Thekeyissuesraisedcanbesummarisedas: x Compositionofprecincts x ExtentofBarnettStreetsouthresidentialprecinct x SocialandeconomicimpactsofincludingplacesintheHeritageOverlay. Atitsmeetingof6May2014,CouncilresolvedtoreferthesubmissionstoaPanel.Asa result,aPaneltoconsidertheAmendmentwasappointed underdelegationbytheMinister forPlanningon2June2014andcomprisedSuzanneBarker(Chair)andRenateHowe. ADirectionsHearingwasheldinrelationtotheAmendmenton13June2014.Followingthe DirectionsHearing,thePanelundertookaninspectionofthesubjectsiteanditssurrounds. The Panel then met in the offices of Planning Panels Victoria on 28 July 2014 to hear submissionsinrespectoftheAmendment.ThoseinattendanceatthePanelHearingare listedinTable1.
Table1 PartiestothePanelHearing Submitter Representedby MelbourneCityCouncil MrPeterO’FarrellofCounsel,instructedbyMsJillCairnesandMs RobynHellmanofMelbourneCityCouncil,whocalledthefollowing expertwitness: - MrGraemeButler,GraemeButler&Associates,Heritage. MrChrisStribley
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2.1 Backgroundtotheproposal On13December2007theLocalGovernmentAct1989wasamendedtoaltertheboundary betweentheCityofMelbourneandtheCityofMooneeValley,withtheboundarychange takingeffecton1July2008.ThechangebroughtallofthesuburbsofKensingtonandNorth MelbournewithintheCityofMelbourne,whichhadpreviouslybeendividedbetweenthe twolocalgovernmentareasalongMacaulayRoadandMelroseStreet. AmendmentC134resultedinapolicyneutraltransferofMooneeValley’sexistingplanning controls into the Melbourne Planning Scheme.All graded buildings were added to the Heritage Places Inventory Incorporated Document, and the gradings were taken from the mid1980’sheritageconservationstudiesforthoseareas. AmendmentC215implementstheKensingtonHeritageReviewwhichwasundertakenasan actionandinitiativeoftheCityofMelbourne’sAnnualPlan2012Ͳ2013: CompleteareviewofheritageinKensingtonandrequestministerialapprovalto exhibitaPlanningSchemeAmendment. Graeme Butler and Associates was engaged to assess approximately 570 places in KensingtontodetermineifheritageprotectionunderthePlanningSchemewaswarranted. TheHeritageReviewbuiltonthe1985Flemington/KensingtonConservationStudywhichhad formedthebasisofheritageprotectionintheCityof Melbourne,anda1998reviewcarried outbyAndrewWardfortheCityofMooneeValley(CityofMooneeValleyHeritageStudy 1998). 2.2 TheAmendment The Amendment seeks to implement the findings of the Heritage Review by making the followingchangestotheScheduletotheHeritageOverlay(HO)andassociatedmaps: 2.2.1 Precincts TheAmendmentappliestheHeritageOverlayoversevennewHeritagePlaces(precincts): x BarnettStreetnorthresidentialprecinct(HO1162) x LambethStreetstreetscape(HO1165) x ParsonsStreetsouthstreetscape(HO1166) x ParsonsStreetwestprecinct(HO1167) x PridhamStreetnorthresidentialstreetprecinct(HO1168) x RankinsRoadnorthstreetscape(HO1169) x WilliamAdam’sinvestmenthousestreetscape(HO1171). The Amendment transfers a number of existing Heritage Places (precincts and individual places)intonewHeritagePlaces(precincts)including: x BarnettStreetsouthresidentialprecinct(HO1163) x Kensingtonrailwaystationcommercialandresidentialprecinct(HO1164) x SmithStreetVictorianeraresidentialstreetscape(HO1170).
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2.2.2 Individualplaces TheAmendmentproposestoincludefiveindividualHeritagePlaceswithintheScheduleto theHeritageOverlayandremoveoneindividualHeritagePlacefromtheScheme. AllnewHeritageOverlayslistedintheScheduletoClause43.01haveexternalpaintcontrols. 2.2.3 LocalPolicy Withregardtopolicy,theAmendmentproposesto: x AmendClause22.05(HeritagePlacesOutsidetheCapitalCityZonePolicy)toensure that the Review of Heritage Buildings in Kensington 2013, Graeme Butler and the ReviewofHeritageBuildings:PercyStreet2013,GraemeButler,areconsideredwhen makingdecisionsrelatingtoanyoftheplacesandprecinctswhicharethesubjectof thisAmendment. 2.2.4 Incorporateddocuments Withregardtoincorporateddocuments,theAmendmentproposesto: x Include the ‘Kensington Heritage Review 2013 Statements of Significance’ as an incorporateddocumentintheScheduletoClause81.01,sothatthesestatementsare consideredwhenmakingdecisionsrelatingtoindividuallysignificantbuildingsandto thetenprecincts x Replace the ‘Heritage Places Inventory July 2008’ with a new ‘Heritage Places Inventory’toincludethegradingsderivedbytheHeritageReview x Update the Schedule to Clause 81.01 to include the updated ‘Heritage Places Inventory’.
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Figure2 PlanshowingproposedprecinctsandindividualHeritageOverlays
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2.3 Issuesdealtwithinthisreport ThePanelconsideredallwrittensubmissions,aswellassubmissionspresentedtoitduring the Hearing.In addressing the issues raised in those submissions, the Panel has been assisted by the information provided to it as well as its observations from inspections of specificsites. Thisreportdealswiththeissuesunderthefollowingheadings: x StrategicPlanningContext x TheHeritagePrecincts.
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Council provided a response to the Strategic Assessment Guidelines, derived from the ExplanatoryReport. ThePanelhasreviewedthepolicycontextoftheAmendmentandhasmadeabriefappraisal oftherelevantzoneandoverlaycontrolsandotherrelevantplanningstrategies. 3.1 Policyframework 3.1.1 StatePlanningPolicyFramework The Amendment is supported by Clause 15.03 ‘Heritage’ in the SPPF by ensuring the conservationofplacesthathavehistoricalsignificance. ThePanelnotesthefollowingrelevantstrategies: x Identify, assess and document places of natural and cultural heritage significanceasabasisfortheirinclusionintheplanningscheme. x ProvidefortheprotectionofnaturalheritagesitesandmanͲmaderesources andthemaintenanceofecologicalprocessesandbiologicaldiversity. x Providefortheconservationandenhancementofthoseplaceswhichareof, aesthetic, archaeological, architectural, cultural, scientific, or social significance,orotherwiseofspecialculturalvalue. x Encourage appropriate development that respects places with identified heritagevaluesandcreatesaworthylegacyforfuturegenerations. x Retain those elements that contribute to the importance of the heritage place. x Encouragetheconservationandrestorationofcontributoryelements. x Ensureanappropriatesettingandcontextforheritageplacesismaintained orenhanced. x Support adaptive reuse of heritage buildings whose use has become redundant. 3.1.2 PlanMelbourne TheAmendmentissupportedbyPlanMelbourne.Direction4.7ofPlanMelbourneseeksto respect our heritage as we build for the future.Initiative 4.7.1Ͳvalue heritage when managinggrowthandchangeͲisoffurthernote. 3.1.3 LocalPlanningPolicyFramework TheAmendmentissupportedbyClause21.06BuiltEnvironmentandHeritage.Thisclause referstotheimportanceofMelbourne’sheritage: Melbourne’scharacterisdefinedbyitsdistinctiveurbanstructure,historicstreet pattern, boulevards and parks, heritage precincts, and individually significant heritage buildings.Heritage buildings, precincts and streetscapes are a large partofMelbourne’sattractionandtheconservationofidentifiedheritageplaces fromtheimpactofdevelopmentiscrucial.
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Clause21.06Ͳ2relatestoheritage,andhasthefollowingobjectiveandstrategies: x Objective 1ͲTo conserve and enhance places and precincts of identified culturalheritagesignificance. o Strategy 1.1ͲConserve, protect and enhance the fabric of identified heritageplacesandprecincts. o Strategy1.2ͲSupporttherestorationofheritagebuildingsandplaces. o Strategy1.3ͲMaintainthevisualprominenceofheritagebuildingsand landmarks. o Strategy 1.4ͲIn heritage precincts protect heritage buildings, subdivisionpatterns,boulevardsandpublicopenspace. o Strategy 1.5ͲProtect the significant landscape and cultural heritage featuresoftheCity’sparks,gardens,waterwaysandotheropenspaces. o Strategy1.6Ͳ Within heritage precincts and from adjoining areas protect buildings, streetscapes and precincts of cultural heritage significancefromthevisualintrusionofnewbuiltform. o Strategy 1.7ͲProtect the scale and visual prominence of important heritagebuildings,landmarksandheritageplaces,includingtheShrine of Remembrance and the World Heritage Listed Royal Exhibition BuildingandCarltonGardens. o Strategy1.8ͲMaintainculturalheritagecharacterasakeydistinctive featureoftheCityandensurenewdevelopmentdoesnotdamagethis character. 3.1.4 Zones The majority of the land subject to the Amendment is zoned General Residential Zone Schedule1exceptforoneparcelwhichiszonedMixedUseZone(frontingRacecourseRoad), andtwoparcelszonedIndustrial3Zone(frontingMacaulayRoad). 3.1.5 Overlays Clause43.01HeritageOverlayhasthefollowingpurposes: x … x Toconserveandenhanceheritageplacesofnaturalorculturalsignificance. x Toconserveandenhancethoseelementswhichcontributetothesignificance ofheritageplaces. x To ensure that development does not adversely affect the significance of heritageplaces. x To conserve specifically identified heritage places by allowing a use that would otherwise be prohibited if this will demonstrably assist with the conservationofthesignificanceoftheheritageplace. 3.2 MinisterialDirectionsandPracticeNotes Council’sExplanatoryReportstatesthattheAmendmentisconsistentwiththeMinisterial Direction on the Form and Content of Planning Schemes, and complies with Ministerial DirectionNo9–MetropolitanStrategy.Direction5.4–Protectheritageplacesandvaluesis
Page10of29 Page 18 of 309 MelbournePlanningSchemeAmendmentC215_PanelReport_3September2014 specificallymentioned,andthattheAmendmentcomplieswithMinisterialDirectionNo11Ͳ StrategicAssessmentofAmendments. 3.2.1 Planning Practice Note – Applying the Heritage Overlay, revised September2012 The Planning Practice Note ‘Applying the Heritage Overlay, Revised September 2012’, providesguidanceregardingthecriteriatobeusedwhenassessingplacesforconsideration oftheHeritageOverlayinlocalplanningschemes. ThePracticeNoterequiresthattheheritageprocessleadingtotheidentificationoftheplace needstoclearlyjustifythesignificanceoftheplaceasabasisforitsinclusionintheHeritage Overlay.Thedocumentationforeachplacemustincludeastatementofsignificancethat clearlyestablishestheimportanceoftheplaceandaddressesspecificheritagecriteria.The Practice Note lists criteria A to H, which have been generally adopted by heritage jurisdictions throughout Australia and should be used in preparing a heritage study.The Practice Note does state however that the adoption of the criteria does not diminish previousheritageassessmentworkundertakenbefore2012whichhaveusedolderversions ofcriteria. Intermsofthresholdandgradings,thePracticeNoteadvisesthatthresholdstobeapplied shouldbeeither‘Statesignificance’or‘Localsignificance’.‘Localsignificance’includesthose places that are important to a particular community or locality.The Practice Note specificallyadvisesthatlettergradings(A,BandCforexample)shouldnotbeused. ThePracticeNoteadvisesthatinordertoapplyathreshold,somecomparativeanalysiswill berequiredtosubstantiatethesignificanceofeachplace.Thecomparativeanalysisshould drawonothersimilarplaceswithinthestudyarea,includingthosethathavepreviouslybeen included in a heritage register or overlay.Places identified to be of potential State significanceshouldundergolimitedanalysisonabroader(Statewide)comparativebasis. 3.3 Otherstrategies TheCityofMelbourneHeritageStrategy2013andThematicHistory–AHistoryoftheCityof Melbourne’sUrbanEnvironment2012provideabroadcontextforthePanelinconsidering this Amendment however they are not listed as reference documents in the Planning Scheme. 3.3.1 TheCityofMelbourneHeritageStrategy2013 TheCityofMelbournepreparedtheHeritageStrategy2013,whichprovidesacontexttothe Council’s priorities with regard to the strategic protection and management of heritage withinthemunicipality. Underthetheme‘Knowing’,theStrategyidentifiestheaction‘Investigate,identify,assess and document gaps in the record of items and places of cultural and/or natural heritage significance.’ Underthetheme‘Protecting’,theStrategyidentifiestheaction‘Reviewtheheritagecontrols in the residential zones of the city, targeting resolution of gaps and inconsistencies in the existingcontrols.’
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3.3.2 Thematic History – A History of the City of Melbourne’s Urban Environment(Context,2012) Athematicenvironmentalhistorywasundertakenin2011andadoptedbyCouncilin2012. ItisnotincludedasareferencedocumentinthePlanningScheme.Howeveritprovidesthe Panelwithanoverviewofthemainthemesrecentlyidentified.AsdescribedinthePreface (page5): TheroleoftheThematicHistoryisnottoprovideacomprehensiveaccountofthe social and economic history of the municipality.It is intended to be a concise document that takes a broad brush approach, setting out the key themes that have influenced the historical development of a municipality and helping to explain how and why the built and humanͲinfluenced environments of that municipality looks as they do today.A thematic environmental history is an essentialpartinamunicipalheritagestudy,helpingensurethattheplacesthat reflect and represent the historical development of the municipality are recognised. OfrelevanceforthePanel,thedocumentbroadlyidentifiesthekeyhistoricalthemeswhich haveinfluencedthedevelopmentofKensingtoninthecontextofMelbourne’sdevelopment, includingthesuburb’sdevelopmentasakeymanufacturingarea,andthesubdivisionofland anddevelopmentofmodesthousingstockforworkersoveranumberofdecades. 3.4 StrategicAssessment The Panel concludes that the Amendment is supported by, and implements, the relevant sectionsoftheStateandLocalPlanningPolicyFramework. ThemeritsoftheinclusionofindividualbuildingsandprecinctswithintheHeritageOverlay arediscussedinthenextchapterofthisreport.
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4.1 Theissues Theissuesrelateto: x The composition of precincts and the application of the Heritage Overlay to propertiestoprotectbuildingswithintheprecinct.Morespecifically: o Includingungradedbuildingswithinnominatedheritageprecinctsand o The identification of individual buildings as significant within nominated heritageprecincts. x ThesocialandeconomicimpactsofincludingplacesintheHeritageOverlay x Externalpaintcontrols,and x In the case of Barnett Street south residential precinct, the boundary of the precinct. 4.2 BarnettStreetnorthresidentialprecinct(HO1162) Onesubmission(submission7)wasreceivedinrelationtoBarnettStreetnorthresidential precinct. The Statement of Significance for the Barnett Street north residential precinct (in the exhibitedcitationintheIncorporatedDocumentKensingtonHeritageReviewStatementsof Significance,2013)describedtheplaceasfollows: Whatissignificant? TheBarnettStreetnorthresidentialsubͲprecinctincludes: The Victorian period masonry and timber, all generally taking on the characteristicsoftheVictorianͲerasubdivision,withsimilarbuildingsetͲbackand rangeofmaterials. Theprecinctincludes: x Mainly singleͲfronted, singleͲstorey Victorian period brick and timber clad houseswithfrontverandahs,hippedroofsandchimneys; x Masonryrowsandclosesitingofweatherboardexamples,builtclosetothe street; x Victorian period masonry core comprised of 6Ͳ10, 23Ͳ27 creates the characterofthisprecinct; x Fencesaretypicallyreplaced,andironverandahornamentgoneorreplaced. Howisitsignificant? The Barnett Street north residential precinct is significant historically and aestheticallytoKensington. Whyisitsignificant? TheBarnettStreetnorthresidentialprecinctissignificant;
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Historically, as representing well the typical 19th century housing type of the Kensington residential area and because it includes some of the few masonry houserowsinKensington;alsomosthousesinthispartofBarnettStreetwere leased out (some by flour miller Thomas Gillespie), underscoring the working classcharacteroftheareathatextendedwellintothe20thcentury(CriterionA); Aesthetically, for the contribution of the wellͲpreserved VictorianͲera masonry rowsandtheirvisualcounterpointtothemoremodestbuttypicaltimberhouses adjoiningandopposite(CriterionE). 4.2.1 Evidenceandsubmissions Thesubmissionrelatesto22BarnettStreet: x BuildingGrading–D x StreetscapeGrading–3 Submitter7questionedtheneedtoobtainplanningpermissionundertheHeritageOverlay topainttheexteriorofthebuilding.Thesubmissionstatedthatthisshouldbeconsidered routinemaintenance. Councilrespondedbystatingthatthebuildingisacontributorybuildingwithintheprecinct andplanningpermissionisonlyrequiredifthecolourofthebuildingwaschanged,andnotif theexistingcoloursareused. 4.2.2 DiscussionandConclusion ThePanelissatisfiedthatexternalpaintcontrolsarewarrantedtofacilitatethecontinued cohesivedevelopmentoftheprecinct,andshouldapplytothisbuildingasacontributory partoftheprecinct. ThePanelconcludesthatexistingprovisionsprovideadequatelyforexemptionsforroutine maintenancesuchasexternalpaintingincolourswhichmatchexistingconditions. 4.3 Barnett Street south residential precinct (HO1163)Ͳpart former BarnettStreetUrbanConservationArea Twosubmissions(submissions2and12)werereceivedinrelationtoBarnettStreetsouth residentialprecinct. The Statement of Significance for the Barnett Street south residential precinct (in the exhibitedcitationintheIncorporatedDocumentKensingtonHeritageReviewStatementsof Significance,2013)describedtheplaceasfollows: Whatissignificant? TheBarnettStreetsouthresidentialprecinctincludes: The Victorian period timber and brick cottages with some Edwardian period examples, all generally taking on the characteristics of the VictorianͲera subdivision,buildingsetͲbackandrangeofmaterials. Ontheeastsideofthestreet:
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x SingleͲfronted, singleͲstorey Victorian period timber houses with front verandahs,hippedroofsandchimneys; x Closesiting,builtclosetothestreet; x WellͲpreservedexamplessuchas65,73Ͳ77and81Ͳ91BarnettStreet. Onthewestside: x AmixtureofdoubleandsinglefrontedtimberEdwardianhouses,suchas58Ͳ 62BarnettStreet; x Strong Victorian period masonry core comprised of 68Ͳ88 dominate the characterofthisprecinct; x ArowofelevatedVictorianperiodtimbercottagessimilartothoseopposite, eachwithfairintegrity. Fences are typically replaced, some roofs reclad and iron verandah ornament goneorreplaced.StonepitchedrightͲofͲwaysarecontributory. Howisitsignificant? The Barnett Street south residential subͲprecinct is significant historically and aestheticallytoKensington. Whyisitsignificant? TheBarnettStreetsouthresidentialsubͲprecinctissignificant: Historically, as representing well the typical 19th century housing type of the Kensingtonresidentialareaandbecauseitincludesoneofthefewlongmasonry house rows (on the west side) in Kensington, in this case associated with the wealthybrewerRKMontgomerie;alsomosthousesinthispartofBarnettStreet were leased out, underscoring the working class character of the area that extendedwellintothe20th(CriterionA); Aesthetically, for the contribution of the above wellͲpreserved VictorianͲera masonryrowanditsvisualinteractionwithandcounterpointtothemoremodest timberhousesadjoiningandopposite(CriterionE). 4.3.1 29Ͳ44BarnettStreet,Kensington Submission12relatestovariousbuildings: x 29BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–D,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 32BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–D,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 33BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–D,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 34BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–D,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 35BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–D,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 36BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–D,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 37Ͳ39BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–Ungraded,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 40BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–Ungraded,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 42BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–Ungraded,StreetscapeGrading–3 x 44BarnettStreetͲ BuildingGrading–Ungraded,StreetscapeGrading–3
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(i) Evidenceandsubmissions AttheHearingMrStribleyspoketohissubmission(Submission12)objectingtotheinclusion of the properties set out above in the Barnett Street south residential precinct.He submittedthattheprecinctboundaryisproposedtobeextendedtoofartothenorthand theaffectedpropertiesdonotmeetthethresholdofsignificanceforinclusioninHO1163. The overall percentage of houses meeting the criteria for contributory buildings was well belowtheoverall85%estimatedbyMrButlerfortheareaasawholeandwouldbefurther reducedfollowingtheissueofademolitionpermitforoneoftheproperties. MrStribleysubmittedanaerialviewof35Ͳ39BarnettStreet(HearingDocument5)indicating properties with offͲstreet parking provision and building extensions, which in his view compromisedtheirheritagecontribution. ItwasMrStribley’ssubmissionthathishomeat35BarnettStreetshouldnotbeincludedin theprecinctgiventhesignificantalterationstotheveranda,roofandwindows.Henoted thatthehousehadnotbeenincludedintheScheduleofSignificantPlacesintheFlemington andKensingtonConservationStudy(1985)andthatthisstudyhadassignedDgrades(the lowestgrade)topropertiesinthissectionofBarnettStreet. In his evidence, Mr Butler emphasised that the HO1163 precinct boundary had been extendedtoincludethenorthernsectionofBarnettStreetforitscontributiontothehistoric significanceofthisareaofKensington.ItwasarelativelyintactareaofVictorianworking classhousing.InrelationtotheDgradesreferredtobyMrStribley,MrButleremphasised thatthegradingsystemusedinthe1985ConservationStudydidnotadequatelyreflectthe historicenvironment. Mr Butler’s evidence to the Panel included heritage assessments of the eleven remaining propertiesidentifiedinSubmission12ofwhichhejudgedsevenascontributory.Hisoverall estimatewasthat64%oftheproposednorthernextensionpropertieswerecontributoryto theHeritageOverlayandthatevenonMrStribley’sassessment,overhalfwerecontributory. MrButler’sopinionwasthattheaerialviewofnos35Ͳ39submittedbyMrStribleydidnot demonstrate fragmentation in this area of Barnett Street but rather reinforced the consistencyofthebuiltform. MrButlersubmittedthatthenorthernboundaryextensionofHO1163shouldbeconsidered in the context of the contiguous streetscapes of the cross streetsͲSmith and Robertson Streets.Thenorthboundaryisclearlydefinedbycontributoryplacesatnumbers29and32 BarnettStreetonthecornerofSmithStreet.Heemphasisedthatfragmentingtheblockby removingtheplacesincludedinMrStribley’ssubmissionwouldposedifficultiesforheritage management. In relation to the house at 35 Barnett Street, Mr Butler assessed the alterations to the propertyoutlinedinSubmission12asreversibleandthatviewedfromthestreetthehouse wasin“neartooriginalcondition”andrecognisablyoftheVictorianera.Heconcludedthat 35 Barnett Street was contributory to the heritage significance of the proposed northern boundaryextensiontotheBarnettStreetsouthresidentialprecinct(HO1163).
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(ii) Discussionandconclusion OninspectionthePanelfoundthattheproposednorthernboundaryextensionareahada greatervarietyofhousingthanthesouthernareaoftheprecinctbutthatoverallthearea reflectedthehistoricalsignificanceofVictorianandEdwardianeramodesttimberworking classhousinginthearchitecturalandsocialdevelopmentofthisareaofKensington.Infill housingofalaterperiodisofasimilarscaleintermsofheightandstreetfrontageensuring thissectionofBarnettStreetretainsmuchofitsoriginalcharacterandhistoricalsignificance tomeetcriteriaforAandEassessments. ThePanelnotestheconcernsofthePanelinCampaspeAmendmentC50(paragraph5.6) that the presence of a considerable number of nonͲcontributory places, especially at the borders,candetractfromanysenseofaprecinct.However,inthiscaseitisthePanel’sview that the number, scale and site coverage of nonͲcontributory buildings does not detract from the heritage significance of the precinct as a cohesive area of typical working class housing. ThePanelthereforesupportstheinclusionof29Ͳ39and32Ͳ44BarnettStreettotheBarnett StreetsouthresidentialareaHeritageOverlay.ThePanelagreeswiththeevidenceofMr Butler that alterations to 35 Barnett Street do not detract from the contribution of this housetotheprecinctasanexampleofVictorianweatherboardworkingclasshousingbuiltin thisareaofKensington,andaccepthisassessmentthatotherbuildings(numbers29to36)in theprecinctarecontributory. ThePanelfindsthatthenorthernextensioncontributestotheheritagesignificanceofthe southBarnettStreetresidentialprecincthistorically(CriterionA)andaesthetically(Criterion E)asanareaofpredominantlynarrowͲfrontedtimberworkingclasshousingbuiltinthisarea ofKensingtonintheVictorianperiod. Inconclusion,thePanelsupportstheinclusionofthevariousparcelsidentifiedas29Ͳ39 and32Ͳ44BarnettStreetintheHeritageOverlay(HO1163BarnettStreetsouthresidential precinct)asexhibited. 4.3.2 1RobertsonStreet Submission2relatesto1RobertsonStreet: x BuildingGrading–Ungraded x StreetscapeGrading–Ungraded
(i) Evidenceandsubmissions Submitter 2 opposed the inclusion of 1 Robertson Street in the Barnett Street south residentialprecinct(HO1163).Theownerssubmittedthat‘thispropertyisnotaheritage buildingbutisa1970splusredbrickhomewithabasiccementtiledroof.Thehouseisin average condition and in the future we may elect to rebuild the home or substantially renovateandextend.’ In his evidence, Mr Butler acknowledged that the building had been identified as nonͲ contributory, but it is located within the proposed Barnett Street south HO1163 precinct.
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ThebuildingisontheedgeoftheproposedHeritageOverlayandalanewayseparatesthe buildingfromnonͲheritageareas.MrButlersubmittedthatitwasdesirabletoincludethis nonͲcontributory building in the Heritage Overlay as ‘development on this site should be controlledtoallowconservationandenhancementoftheproposedHeritageOverlayarea’.
(ii) Discussionandconclusion Inspectionconfirmedthatthehouseat1RobertsonStreetwascontiguouswithcontributory placesintheHeritageOverlayandalthoughbuiltinredbrickinthe1970s,itisofasimilar scaletothepredominantsinglestoryVictorianeraandEdwardianweatherboardhousing. The place is clearly a nonͲcontributory building and has been included in the Heritage OverlaytocontroldevelopmentonthesiteandtotakeadvantageoftheadjoiningrightͲofͲ wayasaneatboundarybetweenHO1163andnonͲheritagehousingonthewesternsideof therightͲofͲway. ThePanelwasnotconvincedthattheplaceshouldbeincludedintheHeritageOverlayfor these reasons.The small site offers limited opportunity for a redevelopment that would significantlycompromisetheheritagesignificanceoftheHeritageOverlay.Inrelationtothe boundary issue, while extension to the rightͲofͲway seems appropriate for mapping purposes, the Panel did not consider the inclusion of a nonͲcontributory building for this reasonwaseitherpersuasiveornecessarytoimplementtheheritagepurposeofHO1163. The removal of a nonͲcontributory building, the last place on the western border of the precinct,willnotadverselyimpactontheheritagesignificanceoftheOverlay. The Panel concludes that the 1 Robertson Street is not contributory to the heritage significanceofHO1163andshouldberemovedfromtheAmendment.
(iii) Recommendation ThePanelrecommends: 1. Removelandidentifiedas1RobertsonStreetfromHO1163. 4.4 ParsonsStreetwestprecinct(HO1167) Three submissions (9, 10, and 11) were received in relation to the Parsons Street west precinct(HO1167). TheStatementofSignificancefortheParsonsStreetwestprecinct(intheexhibitedcitation intheIncorporatedDocumentKensingtonHeritageReviewStatementsofSignificance,2013) describedtheplaceasfollows: Whatissignificant? TheParsonsStreetwestprecinct,builtupfromc1900tothe1930sincludes: x Streetscapes and individual examples of painted weatherboard EdwardianͲ era houses with ornate castͲiron verandah detailing, halfͲtimbering and picturesquehippedandgabledroofforms; x SignificantpairofstuccoedinterͲwarhousesintheSpanishstylewhichrelate inscaleandformtoadjoininghouses; x Commercialstableinredbrick;
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x Generallyonestoreyscale,withpitchedroofforms,anddetachedsiting. Howisitsignificant? Parsons Street west precinct is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Whyisitsignificant? ParsonsStreetwestprecinctissignificant: Historically, as a representation of two key periods of housing development withinthelocality,EdwardianͲeraandinterͲwar;also For the juxtaposition of a large commercial stable building in the precinct, set closetohouses,asindicativeofthemixofusesinresidentialareasand,aswell, illustratingkeythemeinthearea'shistorywhichincludedhorserelatedindustry includingcarriersandhorsetraining(CriterionA);and Aesthetically,asgoodexamplesofarchitecturalform,detailingandstylingfrom twomainerasofthearea'shousingdevelopment(CriterionE). 4.4.1 35EastwoodStreet Submission9relatesto35EastwoodStreet: x BuildingGrading–D x StreetscapeGrading–2
(i) Evidenceandsubmissions Submission 9 included that the house is isolated and differs from other homes in the proposedParsonsStreetwestprecinct;thehouseisnotinParsonsStreetandwasbeyond repair.AcopyofademolitionpermitgrantedbytheMelbourneCityCouncilinNovember 2013 was included in the owner’s submission.The Future Melbourne Committee as a consequenceresolvedtoremovethepropertyfromtheAmendment. However,itwasMrButler’sevidencethat35EastwoodStreetwasanEdwardianͲerahouse thatmadeanimportantcontributionasanexampleofoneofthekeydevelopmenterasin the East Kensington project area and the proposed HO1167.Also contributory to its significance was the connection of the house historically to the stable at the rear of 33 EastwoodStreet,oncepartoftheyardofno.35.MrButlerconcluded‘thatthehouseand itsformerstablearekeyelementsinboththeproposedKensingtonEastandParsonsStreet areasandshouldremainintheHeritageOverlay’. At the hearing, Mr O’Farrell maintained that it was the Planning Authority’s position to removethepropertyfromtheAmendmentbecauseofthedemolitionpermit,however,in lightofMrButler’sevidence,statedthatCouncilsoughtguidancefromthePanelinrelation tothismatter.
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(ii) Discussionandconclusion OninspectionthePanelobservedthatthehousewasnotindisrepairawaitingdemolition buthadbeenrestoredtoahighstandard.ThiswasconfirmedbyMrButlerattheHearing. ThePaneldoesnotconsiderthattheissueofademolitionpermitisreasontoexcludethe propertyfromtheHeritageOverlayarea.TheapplicationoftheHeritageOverlayshouldbe basedonheritagesignificance. AsarestoredEdwardianbuilding,representativeofakeyperiodofhousingdevelopment withinthelocality(CriterionA),alongwiththebuilding’sassociationwiththestableat33 Eastwood Street (Criterion E), the Panel concluded that the place should remain in the proposedHeritageOverlayarea,HO1167ParsonStreetwestprecinct. Inconclusion,thePanelsupportstheinclusionofthelandidentifiedas35EastwoodStreet intheHeritageOverlay(HO1167ParsonsStreetwestprecinct)asexhibited. 4.4.2 33EastwoodStreet Thesubmissionrelatesto33EastwoodStreet: x BuildingGrading–D x StreetscapeGrading–2
(i) Evidenceandsubmissions Submitter 11 supports the proposed heritage protection of the stables at the rear of the property.However,thesubmissionobjectedtotheproposedinclusionofthehouseatthe frontofthepropertyintheHeritageOverlay.Thegroundsofobjectionwerethatthehouse wasbuiltinthelate1940sanddidnotfitthefocusoftheParsonsStreetWestprecincton theEdwardianandinterͲwarera.Aswell,thehouseisinaverypoorstateofrepair. At the Hearing, Mr Butler informed the Panel that further research and inspection had confirmedthattheowner’ssubmissionwascorrectandthatthehousedatedfromthelate 1940s.MrButlersubmittedthat‘thelatedateofthehousemeansthatitdoesnotrepresent akeyeraofgrowthanditsalteredstatemeansthatitdoesnothaveaestheticvalueasa wellͲpreservedexampleoftheinterͲwarperiod.’ However,thecontributorystableonthesamesite,whichisincludedintheStatementof SignificancefortheParsonsStreetwestprecinct,remainssignificantandshouldbeincluded intheHeritageOverlay.Thissubstantialstablebuildingillustratesakeythemeidentifiedin theStatementofSignificancethatthearea’shistoryincludedhorserelatedindustrysuchas carriersandhorsetraining(CriterionA).
(ii) Discussionandconclusion The Panel agrees with Mr Butler’s evidence that the house at 33 Eastwood Street is not contributorytotheproposedHeritageOverlayareaandthatthegradingshouldthereforebe amended to reflect this.The brick stable however on the same land is contributory and shouldbeincludedinHO1167.
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(iii) Recommendation ThePanelrecommends: 2. Remove33EastwoodStreet(fronthouse)fromtheHeritagePlacesInventory. 4.4.3 6ParsonsStreet Submission10relatesto6ParsonsStreet: x BuildingGrading–C x StreetscapeGrading–2
(i) Evidenceandsubmissions Submission10opposedtheinclusionof6ParsonsStreetintheHeritageOverlay.Theplace isoneofapairofdetachedhousesandgaragesknownasWaddington’shouses.MrButler described themas“aninterͲwarhybridofEdwardianͲeraMediterraneanandSpanishstyles” thataresignificanthistoricallyandaestheticallytoKensington. The inclusion of 6 Parsons Street in HO1167 was strongly opposed by the owners on the basis that the house needed major internal and external repairs and that the proposed inclusionofthehouseintheHeritageOverlaywascausinganxietyandhealthconcernsfor theresidents.Concernwasexpressedinrelationtotheeconomicimpactthatinclusionin theHeritageOverlaycouldhaveontheabilitytosellandmaintaintheproperty.
(ii) Discussion In relation to the issue of how social and economic impacts should be considered at the Amendmentstage,boththeMelbourneAmendmentC207ArdenͲMacaulayHeritageReview PanelandMelbourneAmendmentC196CityNorthHeritageReviewPanelheldtheviewthat socialandeconomicmatterswhichmustbeconsideredattheAmendmentstage(consistent with the amended Planning and Environment Act 1987, Section 12(2)) are those of a communityͲwidenatureratherthanofapersonalkind.ThisPanelagreeswiththisapproach totheconsiderationofsocialandeconomicimpactsraisedinsubmissions. The Panel notes Council’s explanatory report considered the broad community nature of theseissueswhenconsideringrelevantsocialandeconomiceffectsoftheAmendment.The explanatoryreportstated: The Amendment will have positive social effects by recognising building fabric that representsthelayersofdevelopmentintheKensingtonarea.Heritageplacesalsoadd character,appealandinteresttoourcity.Respectforrou culturalheritageinvolves retaining and managing places that have importance to us as the community.The inclusion of new places in the Heritage Overlay will ensure the conservation of Melbourne’shistoryforpresentandfuturegenerations. Whilstacknowledgingtheindividualcircumstancesexpressedinthesubmission,thePanel notesthattheissuesexpressedinthesubmissionareofapersonalnature,andnoheritage considerationstosupportremovaloftheplacefromtheHeritageOverlayhavebeenraised. ThePanelisoftheviewthatthelistingofthebuildingthroughthisAmendmentshouldbe consideredintermsofitsheritagesignificance.
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On inspection the Panel found the house to be a well–preserved Spanish Mission style dwellingrepresentativeofinterͲwardevelopmentintheParsonsStreetwestprecinct.Itis importantasoneofapairthatcontributestoacohesiveinterͲwarsectionoftheprecinct. ThePanelrecommendsthat6ParsonsStreetshouldremainwithintheproposedHeritage Overlayarea.Alongwithitstwin,theplacecontributestoarowofwellͲmaintainedinterͲ warhousesandstrengthenstheratherdisparaterangeofhistoricalthemesintheParsons Streetwestprecinct(HO1167). Inconclusion,thePanelsupportstheinclusionofthelandidentifiedas6ParsonsStreetin theHeritageOverlay(HO1167ParsonsStreetwestprecinct)asexhibited. 4.5 PridhamStreetnorthprecinct(HO1168) Twosubmissions(submissions4and5)werereceivedinrelationtoPridhamStreetnorth precinct. TheStatementofSignificanceforthePridhamStreetnorthprecinct(intheexhibitedcitation intheIncorporatedDocumentKensingtonHeritageReviewStatementsofSignificance,2013) describedtheplaceasfollows: Whatissignificant? ThePridhamStreetnorthresidentialstreetscapewasbuiltupsubstantiallyinthe Victorian & EdwardianͲeras and includes both contributory and significant residentialbuildings,with: x Ornamental stucco detailing mainly derived from Italian Renaissance sources; x Coloureddecorativebrickwork; x Windowgroupingsasasmallpercentageofthefaçadewallarea; x Weatherboardandsomemasonryconstruction; x Verandahedformsonstreetelevations; x Chimneys; x Onestoreyscale; x Mainly pitched but some parapeted rooflines, with some slate but mainly corrugatedironcladding; x Sitingonorclosetothestreet. Howisitsignificant? The Pridham Street north residential streetscape is significant historically and aestheticallytoKensington. Whyisitsignificant? PridhamStreetnorthresidentialstreetscapeissignificant: Historically,asanearlyresidentialstreetscapeintheKensingtoneastareathat extends southward from the significant Racecourse Road commercial precinct established there on a major route to the hinterland during Kensington's late VictorianboomͲera.Thestreetscapeincludessomeindividuallynotabledetailing
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but is mainly made up of contributory Victorian and EdwardianͲera houses (CriterionA);and Aesthetically for the wellͲpreserved examples of adapted Italian Renaissance Revival design and detailed ornamentation of the residential places.The streetscape is contributory to the overall Kensington heritage character and complements the nearby Racecourse Road and Rankins Road heritage commercialprecincts(CriterionE). 4.5.1 Mapping
(i) Evidenceandsubmissions Atthehearing,MrButlercommentedonthemappingoftheprecinctedgeandnotedthat 14 Pridham Street had been included in HO1168 which in his view was not necessary. Council advised that this was a mapping error, and that the precinct should begin at 16 PridhamStreet.
(ii) Discussion In relation to the mapping error, the Panel supports the boundary change to exclude 14 PridhamStreetfromtheprecinctasanonͲcontributorybuildingontheedgeoftheHeritage Overlay. ThePanelhasalsonoticedthattheexhibitedMap4oftheHeritageOverlaydoesnotrefer toHO1168,butinsteadshowsthisareaincludedaspartofHO1169.RankinsRoadnorth streetscape(HO1169)isdescribedintheStatementofSignificanceas10Ͳ34RankinsRoad. The Panel presumes that this is a mapping error and that HO1169 should refer to the propertiesfrontingRankinsRoadonly,ewithth balanceoftheprecinctlabelledasHO1168. ThePanelrecommendsupdatingthemapstocorrectthiserror.
(iii) Recommendation ThePanelrecommends: 3. InrelationtoHO1168PridhamStreetnorthprecinct: a) Amend Map 4HO to exclude 14 Pridham Street, Kensington from the Overlay,and b) AmendMap4HOtoincludethevariouslandparcelsidentifiedas1Ͳ31, 16Ͳ30PridhamStreetKensingtonintheOverlay.
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4.5.2 16and18PridhamStreet Submission5relatesto16PridhamStreet: x BuildingGrading–D x StreetscapeGradingͲ3 Submission4relatesto18PridhamStreet: x BuildingGrading–D x StreetscapeGrading–3
(i) Evidenceandsubmissions Submitters4 and 5 states that their respective properties have beensubstantially altered over the years and do therefore not have significant heritage value.Alterations include removal of chimneys, alterations to windows, painting and rendering of exterior walls, removalofverandahfretwork,replacementoffrontdoors,andreplacementoffrontfences. Furthermore, the submitters contend that because their properties lie at the edge of the precinct,thattheprecinctshouldcommenceat20PridhamStreetinstead. Inevidence,MrButlernotedthatthebuildings,althoughaltered,areapairofcontributory brick dwellings from the significant period of the area’s development, which share the contributorycharacteristicsoutlinedintheStatementofSignificance.Hewasoftheview that,althoughaltered,thepairprovidesarecognisablecontributorycharactertothispartof theprecinct,andshouldbeincludedintheprecinct.Hefurtherstated: The proposed Pridham Street north Heritage Overlay is justified on heritage criteria that recognise the role of representation of historical themes in the HeritageOverlay. MrButler’sevidencenotedthatthebuildingswereidentifiedintheoriginal1985Studyof FlemingtonandKensington.
(ii) Discussionandconclusion Inrelationto16and18PridhamStreet,thePaneldoesnotsupporttheirexclusionfromthe precinct.Despitethealteredconditionofthebuildings,thePanelagreeswithMrButlerthat they contribute to the precinct because of their representativeness of the precinct’s historical development.Furthermore, consistent with local policy, the D grading is warrantedasthebuildingsare‘reasonablyintact’exampleswithinastreetwhich‘retains muchofitsoriginalcharacter’.Despitebeingontheedgeoftheprecinct,thePanelisofthe viewthatascontributorybuildings,16and18PridhamStreetshouldremainintheprecinct. Inconclusion,thePanelsupportstheinclusionofthelandidentifiedas16and18Pridham StreetintheHeritageOverlay(HO1168PridhamStreetnorthprecinct)asexhibited.
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4.6 Kensingtonprecinct(HO9) Threesubmissions(submissions1,3and6)werereceivedinrelationtotheextensionofthe Kensingtonprecinct. TheStatementofSignificancefortheKensingtonprecinct(intheexhibitedcitationinthe HeritageReview)describedtheplaceasfollows: Whatissignificant? ContributoryelementsintheHeritageOverlayAreainclude(butnotexclusively): MainlydetachedVictorianͲeraandEdwardianerahouses,havingtypically: x Expressedpitchedgabledorhippedroofs; x Onestoreywallheightsbutwithsomeisolatedlandmark2storeybuildings; x weatherboard with some face brick (red, dichrome and polychrome), bluestone or stuccowalls; x corrugatedironroofcladding,withsomeslateandunglazedMarseillespatternterraͲ cottatiles; x Chimneysofeitherstuccofinish(withmouldedcaps)oroffacematchingbrickwork withcorbelledcappingcourses; x PostͲsupportedverandahelementsfacingthestreet,withcastͲiron(typicallymidto lateVictorianͲera)ortimberdetailing(typicallyEdwardianͲera); x Lessthan40%ofthestreetwallfacecomprisedwithopeningssuchaswindowsand doors;and x Frontgardens,originallyborderedbytypicallytimberpicketfrontfencesofaround 1mheight. Contributoryelementsalsoinclude: x ... x WellpreservedbuildingsfromthepreSecondWarera; x StagedsubdivisionpatternsthatdrawfromGovernmentsurvey; x …andindividuallysignificantplacesofalleras. Howisitsignificant? KensingtonResidentialHeritagePrecinctissignificanthistoricallyandaestheticallytothe CityofMelbourneandMetropolitanMelbourne. Whyisitsignificant? KensingtonResidentialHeritagePrecinctissignificant: x Historically, as an area of wellͲpreserved but modest, mainly Victorian and EdwardianͲeraworkerhousingthatiscloselyalignedwithnearbyindustriesand
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servicessuchastheflourmillsandrailways,andlargelybuiltwithtimberͲframed weatherboardandcorrugatedironcladconstruction; x Historically and aesthetically, for the juxtapositioning of these housing groups againsttheascalarbackdropofthelargeindustrialdevelopmentsinwhichhouse holdersworked,bestexemplifiedbythevistawhichtakesintheEdwardianperiod houserowsofEastwoodStreetintheirprogresstowardsthehugeYounghusband andRowstoreswhichterminatethestreet; x As a major and distinctive cultural entity within Melbourne inner suburbs, with longanddeepassociationsforitspastandpresentcommunityintheendeavours ofsport,formationofcommunitygroupsandlocalculture(CriteriaA,G);and x Aesthetically, for the largely timber housing, on narrow frontages and in alternating groups of hipped or gabled roof cottages providing a working class residential precinct which is made significant in a metropolitan sense by picturesque hillside siting, the visual confinement by major transport routes, streamvalleys,andindustriallandscapesuchasthatsurvivingontheNewmarket saleyards and abattoirs sites and Flemington Racecourse, contain these areas makingthemeasilyperceivableasaculturalandphysicalentity; x Forthecollectionofmatureplantsinstreetplantingsincludingplanetreeavenues and individual specimens of Ulmus procera, now uncommon internationally (CriterionE). 4.6.1 10PercyStreet,62EpsomRoad,and7APercyStreet Submission1relatesto10PercyStreet: x BuildingGrading–Ungraded x StreetscapeGrading–3 Submission3relatesto62EpsomRoad: x BuildingGrading–Ungraded x StreetscapeGrading–3 Submission6relatesto7APercyStreet: x BuildingGrading–Ungraded x StreetscapeGrading–3
(i) Evidenceandsubmissions Bothsubmitter1inrelationto10PercyStreetandsubmitter6inrelationto7APercyStreet statedthattherespectivebuildingswereconstructedinthe1980sandthereforeshouldnot beincludedintheHeritageOverlay. Submitter 3 stated that the building at 62 Epsom Street has been extensively altered including replacing the weatherboards with brick, covering the roof with tin tiles, and replacement of the original doors, windows and verandah.The heritage value of the propertywasquestioned.
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MrButlerinevidencenotedthatnoneofthethreedwellingsarecontributorybuildingsbut areincludedwithintheextensionoftheproposedKensingtonprecinct.Hestated: The Percy Street and surrounding area is a logical extension of the existing HeritageOverlay9,theKensingtonresidentialarea.Theomissionofthis section fromthe1980srecommendedareawasrecognitionthatthispartwasalesswellͲ preservedpartoftheproposedHeritageOverlaybasedlargelyonarchitectural integrity. This review has recognised that historical representation is as important if not moresothanaestheticvaluesinthiscasewhereisitisthetimberconstruction, fine grain of subdivision, the hillside site and angled street forms within a containment of major transport routes that make this area distinctive as a picturesqueexpressionofaworkingclassVictorianͲeraresidentialarea. Inrelationtotherepresentativenessoftheplacesinthearea,Mr Butlerstatedthat71%of 21 places are representative of Kensington’s significant development period and building typeandcontributorytothesignificanceoftheexistingHeritageOverlay.Hewasofthe viewthattheHeritageOverlayshouldbeappliedtoallthreebuildingsinordertocontrolthe future development of the sites to ensure the conservation and enhancement of the precinct.
(ii) Discussionandconclusion ThePanelagreeswithMrButlerthattheacknowledgementofhistoricalsignificanceisan important aspect of heritage significance, noting that heritage overlays apply controls to physical fabric so historical significance needs to manifest itself physically in order to be protected(asnotedbythePracticeNote‘ApplyingtheHeritageOverlay,RevisedSeptember 2012’).Havingsaidthis,thePanelagreesthatthebuiltfabric,inthiscasebeingworkers cottages,isthemanifestationofthehistoricalsignificanceofthearea. ThePanelsupportstheextensionoftheKensingtonPrecincttoincludepropertiesinPercy Street and Epsom Road.Whilst the Panel observed on its site inspection a number of properties in the precinct including those from the submitters 1, 3 and 6 which are nonͲ contributory buildings, the Panel agrees that a large number of remaining buildings are gradedandcontributetotheheritagesignificanceandcohesionoftheprecinct. ThePanelnotesthatnosubmissionswerereceivednorwasexpertevidenceprovidedwhich challengedtheproposedgradingsofthecontributorybuildingsinthePercyStreetarea.The Panel agrees with the approach to include the properties within the Heritage Overlay in ordertoensuretheirredevelopmentenhancestheoverallheritagevaluesoftheprecinct. Inconclusion,thePanelsupportstheinclusionofthelandvariouslyidentifiedas10Percy Street, 62 Epsom Road, and 7A Percy Street in the Heritage Overlay (HO9 Kensington precinct)asexhibited.
Page27of29 Page 35 of 309 MelbournePlanningSchemeAmendmentC215_PanelReport_3September2014 AppendixA Listofsubmitters No. Submitter
1 MarilynandGeoffreyBrowning
2 RobynAdair–Holzoder
3 MichaelCarrollandFrancaAlessi
4 FrankandGabriellaSinopoli
5 LucianoSinopoli
6 BruceFenney
7 BrianandLesleyErvin
8 EnidHookey
9 GeorgeDuvcevski
10 JohnandKarenBarker
11 PeterWilliamsandNatalieBate
12 ChrisStribley
Page28of29 Page 36 of 309 MelbournePlanningSchemeAmendmentC215_PanelReport_3September2014 AppendixB Listoftableddocuments
No. Date Description Presentedby
1 28/07/14 SubmissiononbehalfofthePlanningAuthority MrO’Farrell
2 28/07/14 MapsfromMelbournePlanningScheme MrO’Farrell
3 28/07/14 Future Melbourne Committee Report 1 July 2014 in MrO’Farrell relationtoReviewofLocalHeritagePolicies
4 28/07/14 SitenotesforPanelHearing MrO’Farrell
5 28/07/14 AerialmapsshowingBarnettStreetPrecinct MrStribley
Page29of29 Page 37 of 309 Attachment 3 Agenda item 6.3 Future Melbourne Committee MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT C215 11 November 2014 KENSINGTON HERITAGE REVIEW PANEL RECOMMENDATIONS AND MANAGEMENT REPONSE
PANEL RECOMMENDATION PROPOSED CONTROLS ACCEPT/REJECT MANAGEMENT RESPONSE UNDER C215
Remove 1 Robertson Street grading-none Accept The building has been identified as non-contributory and is located on the from HO1163 streetscape-none edge of the proposed Barnett Street South Precinct (HO1163). precinct-Barnett Street South Residential The Panel concluded that 1 Robertson Street offers limited opportunity for a redevelopment that would compromise the heritage significance of the Precinct. In addition, given its non-contributory status, the building should therefore be removed from the Barnett Street South Residential Precinct and the Heritage Overlay. The removal of this non-contributory building, the last place on the western border of the precinct, will not adversely impact on the heritage significance of the precinct.
It is agreed to accept the recommendation of the Panel to remove 1 Robertson Street from the Barnett Street South Precinct.
Include 35 Eastwood Street Reject The owner of the property submitted that the house at 35 Eastwood Street Not included on the in the Heritage Overlay is an isolated example of a period home that has been included within the Heritage Overlay within the Parson Street Parsons Street West precinct. The property is quite different from the bulk West Precinct (HO1167) of the houses in the Parsons Street West Precinct and is in an extremely poor and uninhabitable condition. In addition, a planning permit and building permit have been issued by the City of Melbourne approving the demolition of the property. The Future Melbourne Committee as a consequence of the demolition permit, resolved in May 2014 to remove the property from the Page 38 of 309
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Heritage Overlay.
On inspection, the Panel observed that the house had recently been restored to a high standard. As a restored Edwardian building, the Panel concluded that this place should remain in the proposed Heritage Overlay (Parsons Street West Precinct HO 1167) as exhibited.
It is not agreed to accept the recommendation of the Panel. Council’s standing position is to remove the property from the Heritage Overlay given that a demolition permit is still current for the property.
Remove 33 Eastwood Street grading-none Accept The Amendment as exhibited afforded a D grading to the building at the (front house) from the streetscape-2 front of 33 Eastwood Street. Heritage Inventory. precinct-Parsons Street West At its meeting on 4 May 2014, the Future Melbourne Committee agreed with the submitter that the house, which was built in the late1940’s did not fit into the definition of the Parsons Street West Precinct (Edwardian and inter war era) and has no features that would qualify it as being of individual heritage significance. The Committee resolved to remove the individual building grading but retain the building within the Heritage Overlay.
The Panel agreed with Council’s resolution. It concluded that the front house at 33 Eastwood Street is not contributory to the Heritage Overlay and that the Heritage Inventory should reflect this through its removal from the Heritage Inventory. The brick stable at the rear of the site remains significant and should be included in the Heritage Overlay.
It is agreed to amend the Heritage Inventory as recommended.
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Amend Map 4HO to exclude - Accept 14 Pridham Street has been included within the Pridham Street North 14 Pridham Street, Precinct (HO1168) in error. The precinct should begin at 16 Pridham Kensington from the Street. The Panel recommends updating the map to correct this error. Heritage Overlay. It is agreed to amend Map 4HO as recommended.
Amend Map 4HO to include - Accept The Panel has identified a mapping error on Map 4 of the Heritage Overlay the various land parcels which does not refer to HO1168 but instead shows this area included as identified as 1-31 and 16-30 part of HO1169. The Panel recommends updating the map to correct this Pridham Street Kensington error. in the Heritage Overlay. It is agreed to amend Map 4HO as recommended.
Attachment 4 Agenda item 6.3 Page 40 of 309 Future Melbourne Committee 11 November 2014 Planning and Environment Act 1987
MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME AMENDMENT C215
EXPLANATORY REPORT
Who is the planning authority? This amendment has been prepared by the City of Melbourne which is the planning authority for this amendment.
Land affected by the amendment The amendment applies to land in the Kensington Area as detailed in the following map. Page 41 of 309
What the amendment does The amendment proposes to: x Create new Heritage Places (precincts and individual places); x Transfer a number of existing Heritage Places (precincts and individual places) into new Heritage Places (precincts) and allocate a new reference numbers; x Amend building gradings and streetscapes of some existing Heritage Places; x Remove one existing Heritage Place (individual place) from the Heritage Overlay. The amendment, which implements the recommendations of two recent heritage reviews undertaken by Graeme Butler and Associates titled “The Kensington Heritage Review 2013” and the “Review of Heritage Buildings: Percy Street 2013”, also: x Amends Clause 22.05 (Heritage Places Outside the Capital City Zone Policy) to ensure that the Review of Heritage Buildings in Kensington 2013, Graeme Butler and the Review of Heritage Buildings: Percy Street 2013, Graeme Butler, are considered when making decisions relating to any of the places and precincts which are the subject of this Amendment;. x Amends the Schedule to Clause 43.01 (Heritage Overlay) to include new Heritage Places and amends the Heritage Overlay reference number of some existing Heritage Places. x Replaces Schedule Clause 81.01 (Incorporated Documents) incorporated document “Heritage Places Inventory July 2008” with the document “Heritage Places Inventory October 2014” so that the individual building gradings and streetscape gradings proposed in the Reviews are considered when making decisions relating to any of the places which are the subject of this Amendment. x Inserts a new incorporated document into the Schedule to Clause 81.01 (Incorporated Documents) titled “Kensington Heritage Review October 2014 Statements of Significance”. x Amends Planning Scheme Map 4HO to include new Heritage Places, amend references to existing Heritage Places and delete one Heritage Place.
Strategic assessment of the amendment x Why is the amendment required? The two reviews of heritage buildings in Kensington were undertaken to identify buildings with heritage significance but not currently protected in the Planning Scheme. The review recommended that out of the 554 buildings assessed, 120 heritage buildings should continue to be protected in the planning scheme, and 162 new buildings should be added for heritage protection. This amendment seeks to implement the recommendations of the Reviews by proposing heritage protection for the identified buildings. Inclusion of additional precincts into the Heritage Overlay, boundary changes and Statements of Significance for precincts and individually significant buildings are required to recognise and protect identified buildings. x How does the amendment implement the objectives of planning in Victoria? By including buildings of historic and aesthetic significance in the Heritage Overlay, the proposed amendment implements the following objective under Section 4 of the Planning and Environment Act 1987: Page 42 of 309
(d) to conserve and enhance those buildings, areas or other places which are of scientific, aesthetic, architectural or historical interest, or otherwise of special cultural value x How does the amendment address the environmental effects and any relevant social and economic effects?
The amendment will have positive social effects by recognising building fabric that represents the layers of development in the Kensington area. Heritage places also add character, appeal and interest to our city. Respect for our cultural heritage involves retaining and managing places that have importance to us as the community. The inclusion of new places in the Heritage Overlay will ensure the conservation of Melbourne’s history for present and future generations. x Does the amendment address relevant bushfire risk? There is no increased risk of bushfires occurring from the changes proposed to the Melbourne Planning Scheme. x Does the amendment comply with the requirements of any Minister’s Direction applicable to the amendment?
The amendment is consistent with the Ministerial Direction on the Form and Content of Planning Schemes under section 7(5) of the Act. The amendment complies with Ministerial Direction No.9-Metropolitan Strategy and specifically supports Direction No.5, Policy 5.4-“Protect heritage places and values”. The amendment complies with Ministerial Direction No 11-Strategic Assessment of Amendments. x How does the amendment support or implement the State Planning Policy Framework and any adopted State policy?
The amendment supports the objective of Clause 15.03 of the State Planning Policy Framework to assist the conservation of places that have historical significance.
By including the identified places in the Heritage Overlay, Council will be fulfilling the State objective of identifying, conserving and protecting places of natural or cultural value. x How does the amendment support or implement the Local Planning Policy Framework, and specifically the Municipal Strategic Statement? The amendment supports the objectives and the strategies in Clause 21.06-2 of the Municipal Strategic Statement by conserving places of identified heritage significance. The amendment also supports the objectives of Clause 22.05 (Heritage Places outside the Capital City Zone Policy) of the Local Planning Policy Framework, which seek to conserve, promote and protect places of heritage value throughout the municipality. x Does the amendment make proper use of the Victoria Planning Provisions? The Schedule to the Heritage Overlay is the proper Victorian Planning Provision tool for the introduction of heritage controls over a place identified to be of heritage significance. The amendment addresses the requirements of the Planning Practice Note “Applying the Heritage Overlay, September 2012”. This Practice Note states that places identified in local heritage studies should be included in the Heritage Overlay if the significance of the place can be established. The identification of heritage places using established criteria and documentation methods is Page 43 of 309
an important consideration in proposing the inclusion of heritage places in the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay.
x How does the amendment address the views of any relevant agency? The views of any relevant agencies have not been sought. Council will engage with affected property owners and relevant key community groups during the public exhibition phase of the amendment. x Does the amendment address relevant requirements of the Transport Integration Act 2010? The amendment is unlikely to have on the transport system as defined by Section 3 of the Transport Integration Act 2010.
Resource and administrative costs x What impact will the new planning provisions have on the resource and administrative costs of the responsible authority?
The inclusion of additional places within the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay may contribute to a minor increase in the number of planning permit applications on an annual basis.
However, this increase can be accommodated within existing resources. These resource and administration costs will be off-set by a reduction in the need for individual responses to the possible demolition of significant heritage places which are not currently included within the Schedule to the Heritage Overlay.
Panel hearing dates In accordance with clause 4(2) of Ministerial Direction No.15 the following panel hearing dates have been set for this amendment: x Directions hearing: early June 2014 x Panel hearing: late July 2014
Where you may inspect this Amendment The amendment can be viewed at the City of Melbourne website at: www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/planningamendments
The amendment can also be inspected at the Department of Transport, Planning, and Local Infrastructure website at http://www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/planning/publicinspection.
The amendment is available for public inspection, free of charge, at the City of Melbourne during office hours at the following address :
City of Melbourne Planning and Building Reception Counter Level 3, 240 Little Collins Street MELBOURNE VIC 3000 Page 44 of 309
Planning and Environment Act 1987
MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME
AMENDMENT C215
INSTRUCTION SHEET
The planning authority for this amendment is the City of Melbourne.
The Melbourne Planning Scheme is amended as follows:
Planning Scheme Maps
The Planning Scheme Maps are amended by a total of 1 map. Overlay Maps
1. Amend Planning Scheme Map No 4HO in the manner shown on the 2 attached maps marked “Melbourne Planning Scheme, Amendment C215”.
Planning Scheme Ordinance
The Planning Scheme Ordinance is amended as follows:
2. In Local Planning Policy Framework – replace Clause 22.05 with a new Clause 22.05 in the form of the attached document.
3. In Overlays – Clause 43.01 replace Schedule to the Heritage Overlay with a new Schedule to the Heritage Overlay in the form of the attached document.
4. In Incorporated Documents – Clause 81.01, replace the Schedule with a new Schedule in the form of the attached document.
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22.05 HERITAGE PLACES OUTSIDE THE CAPITAL CITY ZONE
07/04/2008 This policy applies to all places within the Heritage Overlay Area excluding the Capital C__/__/2014 Proposed City Zone and the Docklands Zone. C215
Policy Basis
The Municipal Strategic Statement identifies that Melbourne has a high-quality, rich and diverse urban environment. Heritage is an extremely significant component of Melbourne’s attractiveness, its character and its distinction, and therefore its appeal as a place to live, work and visit. This policy is the mechanism to conserve and enhance places and areas of architectural, social or historic significance and aboriginal archaeological sites and to encourage development which is in harmony with the existing character and appearance of designated heritage places and areas. This policy is consistent with policy document Urban Conservation in the City of Melbourne, which has been in operation since 1985 and has contributed to the conservation of the character of places of heritage significance.
Objectives
To conserve all parts of buildings of historic, social or architectural interest which contribute to the significance, character and appearance of the building, streetscape or area.
To ensure that new development, and the construction or external alteration of buildings, make a positive contribution to the built form and amenity of the area and are respectful to the architectural, social or historic character and appearance of the streetscape and the area.
To promote the identification, protection and management of aboriginal cultural heritage values.
Policy
The following matters will be taken into account when considering planning applications for Heritage Places within the Heritage Overlay.
Performance Standards for Assessing Planning Applications
The performance standards outline the criteria by which the heritage aspects of planning applications will be assessed. Definitions of words used in these performance standards and an explanation of building and streetscape gradings are included at the end of this policy. In considering applications under the Heritage Overlay, regard should be given to the buildings listed in the individual conservation studies and their significance as described by their individual Building Identification Sheets and the Kensington Statements of Significance, both of which includes information on the age, style, notable features, integrity and condition of the building . The Building Identification Sheetincludes information on the age, style, notable features, integrity and condition of the building.
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Demolition
Demolishing or removing original parts of buildings, as well as complete buildings, will not normally be permitted in the case of ‘A’ and ‘B’, the front part of ‘C’ and many ‘D’ graded buildings. The front part of a building is generally considered to be the front two rooms in depth. Before deciding on an application for demolition of a graded building the responsible authority will consider as appropriate:
The degree of its significance.
The character and appearance of the building or works and its contribution to the architectural, social or historic character and appearance of the streetscape and the area.
Whether the demolition or removal of any part of the building contributes to the long- term conservation of the significant fabric of that building.
Whether the demolition or removal is justified for the development of land or the alteration of, or addition to, a building. A demolition permit should not be granted until the proposed replacement building or works have been approved.
Renovating Graded Buildings
Intact significant external fabric on any part of an outstanding building, and on any visible part of a contributory building, should be preserved. Guidelines on what should be preserved are included in Urban Conservation in the City of Melbourne. In considering a planning application to remove or alter any fabric, consideration will be given to:
The degree of its significance.
Its contribution to the significance, character and appearance of a building or a streetscape.
Its structural condition.
The character and appearance of proposed replacement materials.
The contribution of the features of the building to its historic or social significance. Where there is evidence of what a building originally looked like, renovation of any part of an outstanding building, or any visible part of a contributory building, should form part of an authentic restoration or reconstruction process, or should not preclude it at a future date. Evidence of what a building used to look like might include other parts of the building or early photographs and plans. Where there is no evidence of what a building originally looked like, renovations should preferably be respectful of an interpretive modern design, rather than "guesswork" reconstruction or any other form of reproduction design. Sandblasting and Painting of Previously Unpainted Surfaces Sandblasting of render, masonry or timber surfaces and painting of previously unpainted surfaces will not normally be permitted.
Designing New Buildings and Works or Additions to Existing Buildings
Form The external shape of a new building, and of an addition to an existing building, should be respectful in a Level 1 or 2 streetscape, or interpretive in a Level 3 streetscape.
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Facade Pattern and Colours The facade pattern and colours of a new building, and of an addition or alteration to an existing building, should be respectful where visible in a Level 1 streetscape, and interpretive elsewhere.
Materials The surface materials of a new building, and of an addition or alteration to an existing building, should always be respectful.
Details The details (including verandahs, ornaments, windows and doors, fences, shopfronts and advertisements) of a new building, and of an addition or alteration to an existing building, should preferably be interpretive, that is, a simplified modern interpretation of the historic form rather than a direct reproduction.
Concealment Of Higher Rear Parts (Including Additions) Higher rear parts of a new building, and of an addition to an existing graded building, should be concealed in a Level 1 streetscape, and partly concealed in a Level 2 and 3 streetscape. Also, additions to outstanding buildings (‘A’ and ‘B’ graded buildings anywhere in the municipality) should always be concealed. In most instances, setting back a second-storey addition to a single-storey building, at least 8 metres behind the front facade will achieve concealment.
Facade Height and Setback (New Buildings) The facade height and position should not dominate an adjoining outstanding building in any streetscape, or an adjoining contributory building in a Level 1 or 2 streetscape. Generally, this means that the building should neither exceed in height, nor be positioned forward of, the specified adjoining building. Conversely, the height of the facade should not be significantly lower than typical heights in the streetscape. The facade should also not be set back significantly behind typical building lines in the streetscape.
Building Height The height of a building should respect the character and scale of adjoining buildings and the streetscape. New buildings or additions within residential areas consisting of predominantly single and two-storey terrace houses should be respectful and interpretive.
Archaeological Sites Proposed development must not impact adversely on the aboriginal cultural heritage values, as indicated in an archaeologist’s report, for any site known to contain aboriginal archaeological relics.
Sites of Historic or Social Significance An assessment of a planning application should take into account all aspects of the significance of the place. Consideration should be given to the degree to which the existing fabric demonstrates the historic and social significance of the place, and how the proposal
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Definitions of Words Used in the Performance Standards
Concealed means not visible from any part of the street serving the front of the building, as defined under ‘visible’. ‘Partly concealed’ means that a limited amount of the addition or higher rear part may be visible, provided it does not dominate the appearance of the building's facade and the streetscape. Conservation means looking after a place to retain its heritage significance. It may include maintenance, preservation, restoration, reconstruction and adaptation to accommodate new uses. Context means:
The surrounding area as a whole
Adjoining or nearby significant buildings or works
In the case of additions or alterations, significant parts of the subject building. Contributory building means a ‘C’ grade building anywhere in the municipality, or a ‘D’ grade building in a Level 1 or Level 2 streetscape. Cultural significance means aesthetic, historic, scientific or social value for past, present and future generations. Enhancement means:
Encouraging removal of buildings or objects that detract from an area’s character and appearance.
Allowing replacement of buildings or objects that do not contribute to an area’s character and significance by a building of a sympathetic new design.
Allowing new works specifically designed to enhance an area’s character and appearance. Fabric means all the physical material of the place. Outstanding building means a grade A or B building anywhere in the municipality. Preservation means maintaining the fabric of a place in its existing state and retarding deterioration. Reconstruction means returning a place as nearly as possible to a known earlier state and is distinguished by the introduction of materials (new or old) into the fabric. This is not to be confused with either ‘recreation’ or ‘conjectural reconstruction’. Respectful and interpretive refer to design that honestly admits its modernity while relating to the historic or architecturally significant character of its context. ‘Respectful’ means a design approach in which historic building size, form, proportions, colours and materials are adopted, but modern interpretations are used instead of copies of historic detailing and decorative work. ‘Interpretive’ means a looser reference to historic size, form, proportions, colours, detailing and decoration, but still requires use of historic or closely equivalent materials. Restoration means returning the existing fabric of a place to a known earlier state by removing accretions or later additions or by reassembling existing components without the introduction of new material. Significant means of historic, architectural or social value for past, present or future generations. All graded buildings are significant. ‘Significant parts’ of a graded building
LOCAL PLANNING POLICIES -CLAUSE 22.05 PAGE 4 OF 6 Page 49 of 309 MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME means parts which contribute to the historic, architectural or social value of the building. The Building Identification Forms within City of Melbourne Conservation Schedule highlight many of the significant parts of each building. Visible means anything that can be seen from any part of the street serving the front of the building including:
Side elevations that are readily visible from the front street.
Anything that can be seen from a side or rear laneway, if the laneway itself is classified as a Level 1 or 2 streetscape.
Grading of Buildings and Streetscape Levels
Every building of cultural significance has been assessed and graded according to its importance. Streetscapes, that is complete collections of buildings along a street frontage, have also been graded for planning control purposes. The individual buildings are grade A to D, the streetscapes from Level 1 to 3, both in descending order of significance. The grade of every building and streetscape is identified in the incorporated document Heritage Places Inventory 2000.
‘A’ Buildings ‘A’ buildings are of national or state importance, and are irreplaceable parts of Australia’s built form heritage. Many will be either already included on, or recommended for inclusion on the Victorian Heritage Register or the Register of the National Estate.
‘B’ Buildings ‘B’ buildings are of regional or metropolitan significance, and stand as important milestones in the architectural development of the metropolis. Many will be either already included on, or recommended for inclusion on the Register of the National Estate.
‘C’ Buildings ‘C’ buildings. Demonstrate the historical or social development of the local area and /or make an important aesthetic or scientific contribution. These buildings comprise a variety of styles and building types. Architecturally they are substantially intact, but where altered, it is reversible. In some instances, buildings of high individual historic, scientific or social significance may have a greater degree of alteration.
‘D’buildings ‘D’ buildings are representative of the historical, scientific, architectural or social development of the local area. They are often reasonably intact representatives of particular periods, styles or building types. In many instances alterations will be reversible. They may also be altered examples which stand within a group of similar period, style or type or a street which retains much of its original character. Where they stand in a row or street, the collective group will provide a setting which reinforces the value of the individual buildings.
Level 1 Streetscapes Level 1 streetscapes are collections of buildings outstanding either because they are a particularly well preserved group from a similar period or style, or because they are highly significant buildings in their own right.
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Level 2 Streetscapes Level 2 streetscapes are of significance either because they still retain the predominant character and scale of a similar period or style, or because they contain individually significant buildings.
Level 3 Streetscapes Level 3 streetscapes may contain significant buildings, but they will be from diverse periods or styles, and of low individual significance or integrity.
Policy Reference
Urban Conservation in the City of Melbourne 1985 East Melbourne & Jolimont Conservation Study 1985 Parkville Conservation Study 1985 North & West Melbourne Conservation Study 1985, & 1993 Flemington & Kensington Conservation Study 1985 Carlton, North Carlton and Princes Hill Conservation Study 1994 & 1985 South Yarra Conservation Study 1985 South Melbourne Conservation Study 1985 & 1998 Harbour, Railway, Industrial Conservation Study 1985 Kensington Heritage Review, Graeme Butler 2013 Review of Heritage Buildings in Kensington: Percy Street Area, Graeme Butler 2013
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Demolition
Demolishing or removing original parts of buildings, as well as complete buildings, will not normally be permitted in the case of ‘A’ and ‘B’, the front part of ‘C’ and many ‘D’ graded buildings. The front part of a building is generally considered to be the front two rooms in depth. Before deciding on an application for demolition of a graded building the responsible authority will consider as appropriate:
The degree of its significance.
The character and appearance of the building or works and its contribution to the architectural, social or historic character and appearance of the streetscape and the area.
Whether the demolition or removal of any part of the building contributes to the long- term conservation of the significant fabric of that building.
Whether the demolition or removal is justified for the development of land or the alteration of, or addition to, a building. A demolition permit should not be granted until the proposed replacement building or works have been approved.
Renovating Graded Buildings
Intact significant external fabric on any part of an outstanding building, and on any visible part of a contributory building, should be preserved. Guidelines on what should be preserved are included in Urban Conservation in the City of Melbourne. In considering a planning application to remove or alter any fabric, consideration will be given to:
The degree of its significance.
Its contribution to the significance, character and appearance of a building or a streetscape.
Its structural condition.
The character and appearance of proposed replacement materials.
The contribution of the features of the building to its historic or social significance. Where there is evidence of what a building originally looked like, renovation of any part of an outstanding building, or any visible part of a contributory building, should form part of an authentic restoration or reconstruction process, or should not preclude it at a future date. Evidence of what a building used to look like might include other parts of the building or early photographs and plans. Where there is no evidence of what a building originally looked like, renovations should preferably be respectful of an interpretive modern design, rather than "guesswork" reconstruction or any other form of reproduction design. Sandblasting and Painting of Previously Unpainted Surfaces Sandblasting of render, masonry or timber surfaces and painting of previously unpainted surfaces will not normally be permitted.
Designing New Buildings and Works or Additions to Existing Buildings
Form The external shape of a new building, and of an addition to an existing building, should be respectful in a Level 1 or 2 streetscape, or interpretive in a Level 3 streetscape.
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Facade Pattern and Colours The facade pattern and colours of a new building, and of an addition or alteration to an existing building, should be respectful where visible in a Level 1 streetscape, and interpretive elsewhere.
Materials The surface materials of a new building, and of an addition or alteration to an existing building, should always be respectful.
Details The details (including verandahs, ornaments, windows and doors, fences, shopfronts and advertisements) of a new building, and of an addition or alteration to an existing building, should preferably be interpretive, that is, a simplified modern interpretation of the historic form rather than a direct reproduction.
Concealment Of Higher Rear Parts (Including Additions) Higher rear parts of a new building, and of an addition to an existing graded building, should be concealed in a Level 1 streetscape, and partly concealed in a Level 2 and 3 streetscape. Also, additions to outstanding buildings (‘A’ and ‘B’ graded buildings anywhere in the municipality) should always be concealed. In most instances, setting back a second-storey addition to a single-storey building, at least 8 metres behind the front facade will achieve concealment.
Facade Height and Setback (New Buildings) The facade height and position should not dominate an adjoining outstanding building in any streetscape, or an adjoining contributory building in a Level 1 or 2 streetscape. Generally, this means that the building should neither exceed in height, nor be positioned forward of, the specified adjoining building. Conversely, the height of the facade should not be significantly lower than typical heights in the streetscape. The facade should also not be set back significantly behind typical building lines in the streetscape.
Building Height The height of a building should respect the character and scale of adjoining buildings and the streetscape. New buildings or additions within residential areas consisting of predominantly single and two-storey terrace houses should be respectful and interpretive.
Archaeological Sites Proposed development must not impact adversely on the aboriginal cultural heritage values, as indicated in an archaeologist’s report, for any site known to contain aboriginal archaeological relics.
Sites of Historic or Social Significance An assessment of a planning application should take into account all aspects of the significance of the place. Consideration should be given to the degree to which the existing fabric demonstrates the historic and social significance of the place, and how the proposal
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Definitions of Words Used in the Performance Standards
Concealed means not visible from any part of the street serving the front of the building, as defined under ‘visible’. ‘Partly concealed’ means that a limited amount of the addition or higher rear part may be visible, provided it does not dominate the appearance of the building's facade and the streetscape. Conservation means looking after a place to retain its heritage significance. It may include maintenance, preservation, restoration, reconstruction and adaptation to accommodate new uses. Context means:
The surrounding area as a whole
Adjoining or nearby significant buildings or works
In the case of additions or alterations, significant parts of the subject building. Contributory building means a ‘C’ grade building anywhere in the municipality, or a ‘D’ grade building in a Level 1 or Level 2 streetscape. Cultural significance means aesthetic, historic, scientific or social value for past, present and future generations. Enhancement means:
Encouraging removal of buildings or objects that detract from an area’s character and appearance.
Allowing replacement of buildings or objects that do not contribute to an area’s character and significance by a building of a sympathetic new design.
Allowing new works specifically designed to enhance an area’s character and appearance. Fabric means all the physical material of the place. Outstanding building means a grade A or B building anywhere in the municipality. Preservation means maintaining the fabric of a place in its existing state and retarding deterioration. Reconstruction means returning a place as nearly as possible to a known earlier state and is distinguished by the introduction of materials (new or old) into the fabric. This is not to be confused with either ‘recreation’ or ‘conjectural reconstruction’. Respectful and interpretive refer to design that honestly admits its modernity while relating to the historic or architecturally significant character of its context. ‘Respectful’ means a design approach in which historic building size, form, proportions, colours and materials are adopted, but modern interpretations are used instead of copies of historic detailing and decorative work. ‘Interpretive’ means a looser reference to historic size, form, proportions, colours, detailing and decoration, but still requires use of historic or closely equivalent materials. Restoration means returning the existing fabric of a place to a known earlier state by removing accretions or later additions or by reassembling existing components without the introduction of new material. Significant means of historic, architectural or social value for past, present or future generations. All graded buildings are significant. ‘Significant parts’ of a graded building
LOCAL PLANNING POLICIES -CLAUSE 22.05 PAGE 4 OF 6 Page 54 of 309 MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME means parts which contribute to the historic, architectural or social value of the building. The Building Identification Forms within City of Melbourne Conservation Schedule highlight many of the significant parts of each building. Visible means anything that can be seen from any part of the street serving the front of the building including:
Side elevations that are readily visible from the front street.
Anything that can be seen from a side or rear laneway, if the laneway itself is classified as a Level 1 or 2 streetscape.
Grading of Buildings and Streetscape Levels
Every building of cultural significance has been assessed and graded according to its importance. Streetscapes, that is complete collections of buildings along a street frontage, have also been graded for planning control purposes. The individual buildings are grade A to D, the streetscapes from Level 1 to 3, both in descending order of significance. The grade of every building and streetscape is identified in the incorporated document Heritage Places Inventory 2000.
‘A’ Buildings ‘A’ buildings are of national or state importance, and are irreplaceable parts of Australia’s built form heritage. Many will be either already included on, or recommended for inclusion on the Victorian Heritage Register or the Register of the National Estate.
‘B’ Buildings ‘B’ buildings are of regional or metropolitan significance, and stand as important milestones in the architectural development of the metropolis. Many will be either already included on, or recommended for inclusion on the Register of the National Estate.
‘C’ Buildings ‘C’ buildings. Demonstrate the historical or social development of the local area and /or make an important aesthetic or scientific contribution. These buildings comprise a variety of styles and building types. Architecturally they are substantially intact, but where altered, it is reversible. In some instances, buildings of high individual historic, scientific or social significance may have a greater degree of alteration.
‘D’buildings ‘D’ buildings are representative of the historical, scientific, architectural or social development of the local area. They are often reasonably intact representatives of particular periods, styles or building types. In many instances alterations will be reversible. They may also be altered examples which stand within a group of similar period, style or type or a street which retains much of its original character. Where they stand in a row or street, the collective group will provide a setting which reinforces the value of the individual buildings.
Level 1 Streetscapes Level 1 streetscapes are collections of buildings outstanding either because they are a particularly well preserved group from a similar period or style, or because they are highly significant buildings in their own right.
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Level 2 Streetscapes Level 2 streetscapes are of significance either because they still retain the predominant character and scale of a similar period or style, or because they contain individually significant buildings.
Level 3 Streetscapes Level 3 streetscapes may contain significant buildings, but they will be from diverse periods or styles, and of low individual significance or integrity.
Policy Reference
Urban Conservation in the City of Melbourne 1985 East Melbourne & Jolimont Conservation Study 1985 Parkville Conservation Study 1985 North & West Melbourne Conservation Study 1985, & 1993 Flemington & Kensington Conservation Study 1985 Carlton, North Carlton and Princes Hill Conservation Study 1994 & 1985 South Yarra Conservation Study 1985 South Melbourne Conservation Study 1985 & 1998 Harbour, Railway, Industrial Conservation Study 1985 Kensington Heritage Review, Graeme Butler 2013 Review of Heritage Buildings in Kensington: Percy Street Area, Graeme Butler 2013
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12/09/2013 C98 SCHEDULE TO THE HERITAGE OVERLAY __/__/2014 Proposed C215 The requirements of this overlay apply to both the heritage place and its associated land.
PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
PRECINCTS OUTSIDE THE CAPITAL CITY ZONE HO1 Carlton Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO2 East Melbourne & Jolimont Precinct Yes No No No No No - No
HO9 Kensington Precinct Yes No No No No No - No Page HO3 North & West Melbourne Precinct Yes No No No No No - No 56 HO4 Parkville Precinct Yes No No No No No - No of HO5 South Melbourne Precinct Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO6 South Yarra Precinct Yes No *Yes – 120 No No No Melbourne Girls No Toorak Rd: Grammar – Merton 2 Canary Hall Campus Island Date Master Plan, June Palms & 1 2002 Italian Cypress HO992 World Heritage Environs Area Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO1162 Barnett Street North Residential Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO1163 Barnett Street South Residential Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO1164 Kensington Railway Station Commercial & Yes No No No No No - No Residential Precinct HO1165 Lambeth Street Streetscape Yes No No No No No - No
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HO1166 Parsons Street South Streetscape Yes No No No No No - No HO1167 Parsons Street West Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO1168 Pridham Street North Residential Street Yes No No No No No - No North Residential Precinct HO1169 Rankins Road North Streetscape Yes No No No No No No HO1170 Smith Street Victorian Era Residential Yes No No No No No - No Streetscape HO1171 William Adams’ Investment House Yes No No No No No - No Streetscape Page PRECINCTS INSIDE THE CAPITAL CITY ZONE 57
HO503 Bank Place Precinct Yes No No No No No - No of 309 HO500 Bourke Hill Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO501 Bourke West Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO502 The Block Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO504 Collins East Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO505 Flinders Gate Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO506 Flinders Lane Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO510 Law Courts Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO507 Little Bourke Street Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO509 Post Office Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO7 Queen Victoria Market Precinct Yes No No No No No - No HO984 Little Lon Precinct Yes No No No No No - No
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995? TREES & GARDENS HO10 Aboriginal Scarred Tree Fitzroy Gardens No No Yes No No No - Yes HO11 Aboriginal Scarred Tree Royal Zoological No No Yes No No No - Yes Gardens HO14 Aboriginal Burial Site Kings Domain No No No No No No - Yes HO402 Royal Botanic Gardens, Birdwood Ave, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H1459
HO512 Chinese Honey Locusts Tree, King Street, No Yes No No No - No Page Melbourne
HO514 Common Olive Tree, Little Lonsdale Street, No No Yes No No No - No 58 Melbourne of HO907 Federal Oak, Parliament House Gardens, --- - Yes 309 110-160 Spring St, Melbourne Ref No H1317 HO883 Fitzroy Gardens, Wellington Pde, --- - Yes No - No Lansdowne St, Clarendon St and Albert St, East Melbourne Ref No H1834 HO793 Flagstaff Gardens, King St & William St & --- - Yes No - No LaTrobe St & Dudly St, West Melbourne Ref No H2041 HO69 Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No Gardens (World Heritage Place), Nicholson Street & Victoria Street & Rathdowne Street Ref No H1501 & Carlton Street, Carlton HO917 Treasury Gardens, Spring Street, and --- - Yes No - No Wellington Parade, Melbourne Ref No H1887 CARLTON
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HO17 1-29 Barry Street, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO800 56-58 Barry Street, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO801 60 Barry Street, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO802 97 Berkeley Street, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO20 109-115 Berkeley Street, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO803 21 – 25 Bouverie Street, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO804 145 – 147 Bouverie Street, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No Page HO25 Former Carlton & United Brewery, 2-76 --- - Yes Yes - No Bouverie Street & Swanston Street, Carlton Ref No. H24 59 HO27 51 – 65 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No of
HO28 71 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO29 83-87 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO30 101-111 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO32 199-201 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO34 245-257 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO35 18-22 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO36 50-56 Cardigan St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO799 Melbourne General Cemetery, College --- - Yes Yes - No Crescent, Carlton North Ref No H1788 HO39 Drummond Terrace, 93-105 Drummond St, --- - Yes Yes - No Carlton Ref No H872
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HO40 Lothian Buildings, 175-179 Drummond St, --- - Yes Yes - No Carlton Ref No H372 HO41 Building, 313-315 Drummond St, Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H43 HO43 Carlton Court House, 345-349 Drummond --- - Yes Yes - No St, Carlton Ref No H1467 HO37 Rosaville, 46 Drummond St, Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No
Ref No H408 Page HO38 Medley Hall, 48 Drummond St, Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No 60 Ref No H409 of HO45 Police Station, 334-344 Drummond St, --- - Yes Yes - No 309 Carlton Ref No H1543 HO46 518 Elizabeth St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO49 556 Elizabeth St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO50 576 Elizabeth St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO51 580 Elizabeth St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO52 614-618 Elizabeth St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO44 656-668 Elizabeth St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO54 708 Elizabeth St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO55 792 Elizabeth St and 257 Grattan Street Yes No No No No No - No Carlton
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HO924 Underground Public Toilets, Faraday Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Carlton Ref No H2134 HO925 La Mama Theatre Building, 205-207 --- - Yes Yes - No Faraday St, Carlton Ref No H1991 HO56 272-278 Faraday St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO57 Kathleen Syme Education Centre (Former --- - Yes Yes - No Primary School No. 112) 251 Faraday Street, Carlton Ref No H1625 Page HO884 Queen Elizabeth Maternal & Child Health --- - Yes Yes - No Centre, 52-112 Keppel Street, 455-495 Ref No H1813 Cardigan Street & 960 Swanston Street, 61 Carlton of
HO59 62 Leicester St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO806 120 Leicester St, Carlton Yes No No No No No No HO62 148-152 Leicester St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO63 121-123 Leicester St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO64 1-31 Lygon St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO65 St Judes Anglican Church, 349-371 Lygon --- - Yes Yes - No Street, 221-239 Palmerston Street & 2-34 Keppel Street, Carlton Ref No H14 HO68 Trades Hall, 2 Lygon Street & 172 Victoria --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Carlton Ref No H663 HO66 Lygon Buildings, 98-126 Lygon St, Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H406
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HO67 Holdsworth Buildings, 380 Lygon St, Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H74 HO885 Former Carlton Creche, 101-111 Neill --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Carlton Ref No 1864 HO70 16-22 Orr St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO71 22-24 Palmerston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO976 Church of All Nations and Organ, 180 --- - Yes Yes - No
Palmerston St, Carlton Page Ref No H2179 HO81 5-21 Pelham St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No 62 HO84 157-163 Pelham St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No of
HO85 175 Pelham St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO86 233 Pelham St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO82 96 Pelham St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO83 226-228 Pelham St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO926 Cast Iron Urinal, Queensberry Street – North --- - Yes No - No Side, East of Elizabeth Street, Carlton Ref No H2137 HO927 Cast Iron Urinal, Queensberry Street –South --- - Yes No - No Side, West of Swanston Street, Carlton Ref No H2138 HO87 19 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO88 Dalmeny House, 21 Queensberry St, Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H525
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HO89 Cramond House, 23 Queensberry St and 4- --- - Yes No - No 12 Elm Tree Place, Carlton Ref No H482 HO90 59 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO91 133-135 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO94 229 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO95 259 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO96 106-108 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No Page HO97 128-140 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO807 144-146 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No 63 HO99 210 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No of
HO93 Former Primary School No. 2365 --- - Yes Yes - No 309 224 Queensberry St, Carlton Ref No H970 HO100 278 Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO102 Public Urinal, Queensberry St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO103 25-27 Rathdowne St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO809 29-31 Rathdowne St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO104 49 Rathdowne St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO105 Former Presbyterian Manse, 97-105 --- - Yes Yes - No Rathdowne Street, Carlton Ref No H17 HO106 Primary School No. 2605, 201-231 --- - Yes Yes - No Rathdowne St, Carlton Ref No H1624
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HO107 Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 169-199 --- - Yes Yes - No Rathdowne Street, 2-40 Pelham Street & 154-184 Drummond Street, Carlton Ref No H16 HO108 593 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO810 599 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO110 625-629 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO111 466 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO112 508-512 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No Page HO113 554-556 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No
HO811 630 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No 64
HO115 Former No 3 Carlton Fire Station, 644-658 --- - Yes Yes - No of
Swanston St, Carlton 309 Ref No H1320 HO116 676-682 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO117 784-786 Swanston St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No HO912 Building, 896-898 Swanston Street, Carlton --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H95 HO118 68-72 Victoria St, Carlton Yes No No No No No - No EAST MELBOURNE/ JOLIMONT HO928 Mary Mackillop House,348-362 Albert --- - Yes Yes - No Street, East Melbourne Ref No H1062 HO120 402-406 Albert St, East Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO121 Terrace, 408 Albert St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H851 HO122 Victorian Artists Society, 428-430 Albert St, --- - Yes Yes - No East Melbourne Ref No H634 HO123 Former Baptist Church House, 486-492 --- - Yes Yes - No Albert St, East Melbourne Ref No H3 HO124 East Melbourne Synagogue, 494-500 Albert --- - Yes Yes - No
St, East Melbourne Page Ref No H495 HO125 494-508 Albert St, East Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 65 HO128 Old Men’s Shelter, Powlett Reserve, 61-67 --- - Yes Yes - No Albert Street & 150-152 Powlett Street, East of Ref No H945 Melbourne 309 HO129 St. Patricks Cathedral Precinct, 2-20 --- - Yes Yes - No Gisborne Street, 2-60 Cathedral Place, 371- 449 Albert Street, 7-9 Lansdowne Street, Ref No H8 East Melbourne HO890 Melbourne Cricket Ground, Brunton Ave, --- - Yes Yes - No East Melbourne Ref No H1928 HO134 St. Hilda’s House, 1-19 Clarendon St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H481 HO130 Philadelphia Robertson House --- - Yes Yes - No (Mosspennoch), 22-40 Clarendon Street, East Melbourne Ref No H420
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HO131 Bishopscourt, 84-122 Clarendon St, East --*Yes --YesYes - No Melbourne Eucalyptus camaldulens Ref No H27 is River Red Gum HO886 Freemasons Hospital,166 Clarendon Street, --- - Yes Yes - No , East Melbourne Ref No H1972 HO132 Residence, 202-206 ClarendonSt, cnr Albert --- - Yes Yes - No Page Street, East Melbourne Ref No H28
HO133 Clarendon Terrace, 208-212 Clarendon St, --- - Yes Yes - No 66 East Melbourne Ref No H29 of
HO136 Residence, 191-197 George St, East --- - Yes Yes - No 309 Melbourne Ref No H565 HO135 Braemar, 176-180 George St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H52 HO922 Ola Cohn House, 41-43 Gipps Street, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2002 HO986 Residence, 104 Gipps Street, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2131 HO138 Little Parndon, 159 Gipps St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H56
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HO139 Town House, 179 Gipps St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H57 HO137 Nepean Terrace, 128-132 Gipps Street, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H53 HO142 St. Peters Eastern Hill Precinct, 13-19 --- - Yes Yes - No Gisborne St & 453-479 Albert Street, East Melbourne Ref No H9 HO143 Eastern Hill Fire Station, 23-41 Gisborne --- - Yes Yes - No Street, 446-476 Albert Street, & 108-122 Page Victoria Street, East Melbourne Ref No H1042
HO144 Town House, 115-117 Grey St, East --- - Yes Yes - No 67 Melbourne Ref No H58 of HO145 Terrace, 128-132 Grey St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No 309 Ref No H59 HO929 Mercy Hospital,145-161 Grey Street, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H1954 HO146 St. John’s Church, 1251-1289 Hoddle --- - Yes Yes - No Street, 576-594 Victoria Pde & 2-30 Albert Street, East Melbourne Ref No H757 HO147 Chandos, 42-48 Hotham St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H535 HO148 Queen Bess Row, 72-76 Hotham St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H602
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HO149 Fairhall, 154-156 Hotham St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H60 HO887 Residence, 157 Hotham St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H61 HO150 Cyprus Terrace, 158 Hotham St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H62 HO151 Cyprus Terrace, 160 Hotham St, East --- - Yes Yes - No
Melbourne Page Ref No H63 HO152 Cyprus Terrace, 162 Hotham St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne 68 Ref No H64 of HO153 Cyprus Terrace, 164 Hotham St, East --- - Yes Yes - No 309 Melbourne Ref No H65 HO192 Residence, 12 Jolimont Terrace, Jolimont --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H513 HO193 Residence, 32 Jolimont Terrace, Jolimont --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H514 HO154 Burlington Terrace, 15-27 Lansdowne Street --- - Yes Yes - No & 384–400 Albert Street, East Melbourne Ref No H797 HO888 Tram Shelter, Cnr Macarthur St & St. --- - Yes Yes - No Andrews Place, East Melbourne Ref No H1870 HO127 New Temple Church, 2-6 Morrison Place & --- - Yes Yes - No 420-422 Albert Street, East Melbourne Ref No H852
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HO160 Terrace, 8-10 Morrison Place, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H853 HO161 Terrace, 14-18 Morrison Place, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H854 HO162 Terrace, 20 Morrison Place, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H855 HO163 Terrace, 22 Morrison Place, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No
Ref No H856 Page HO164 Aubrey Bowen Wing, Royal Vict. Eye & Ear --- - Yes Yes - No Hospital, Morrison Place, East Melbourne 69 Ref No H1724 of HO930 Cast Iron Urinal, Nicholson Street, East --- - Yes No - No 309 Melbourne Ref No H2149 HO165 ICI House, 1-4 Nicholson St & 510-532 --- - Yes Yes - No Albert St, East Melbourne Ref No H786 HO166 Tasma Terrace, 2-12 Parliament Place & 34- --- - Yes Yes - No 40 St Andrews Place, East Melbourne Ref No H1025 HO167 Lutheran Church, 22-36 Parliament Place & --- - Yes Yes - No 65-75 Cathedral Place, East Melbourne Ref No H15 HO168 Foynes, 52 Powlett St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H499 HO169 Eastcourt, 54 Powlett St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H87
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HO170 Canterbury Terrace, 82-112 Powlett St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H454 HO171 Building, 130 Powlett St, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H88 HO172 The Opera House, 138 Powlett St, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H89 HO889 East Collingwood Rifles Volunteer Orderly --- - Yes Yes - No
Room, 172-188 Powlett Street, East Page Melbourne Ref No H1801 HO174 Treasury Reserve Precinct, 3 Treasury --- - Yes Yes - No 70 Place, & St Andrews Place & Macarthur
Street & 2 Treasury Place, East Melbourne, Ref No H1526 of
and 1 Treasury Place & 1 Macarthur Place, 309 Melbourne HO931 Gordon Reserve, Spring Street and --- - Yes Yes - No Macarthur Street, East Melbourne Ref No H47 HO188 Former Salvation Army Training Garrison, --- - Yes Yes - No 68-88 Victoria Pde, East Melbourne Ref No H554 HO179 Terrace, 146-148 Victoria Pde, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H857 HO180 Terrace, 150 Victoria Pde, East Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H858 HO812 152 Victoria Pde, East Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO813 160 Victoria Pde, East Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO181 Ardee, 162-166 Victoria Pde, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H859 HO182 Ensor, 168-172 Victoria Pde, East --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H860 HO183 Church of the Holy Annunciation --- - Yes Yes - No Evangelismos, 186-196 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne Ref No H532 HO184 Cathedral College, Former Christian --- - Yes Yes - No Brothers College ‘Parade’, 256-278 Victoria Page Parade, East Melbourne Ref No H20
HO185 Terrace, 352-354 Victoria Pde, East --- - Yes Yes - No 71 Melbourne Ref No H638 of HO186 Terrace, 356-358 Victoria Pde, East --- - Yes Yes - No 309 Melbourne Ref No H639 HO187 Former Victoria Brewery, 388-442 Victoria --- - Yes Yes - No Parade, 148-200 Albert St & 187-225 Powlett St, East Melbourne Ref No H624 HO189 Ornamental Tramway Overhead Poles, --- - Yes Yes - No Victoria Pde, East Melbourne Ref No H1023 HO173 Former Yarra Park Primary School No. --- - Yes Yes - No 1406, 2-40 Webb Lane & Hoddle Hwy & Berry St & Punt Rd, East Melbourne Ref No H768
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HO194 Yarra Park & Former Grand Rank Cabman’s --- - Yes Yes - No Shelter near Footbridge, Wellington Pde and Punt Rd and Vale St and Jolimont Tce and Ref No H849 & Brunton Ave and Jolimont St, East Ref No H2251 Melbourne The heritage place includes Two Aboriginal Scarred Trees Yarra Park HO190 Elizabeth House, 86-92 Wellington Pde, --- - Yes Yes - East Melbourne Ref No H102 Page HO921 Jolimont Square, 95-133 Wellington Pde --- - Yes Yes - No south and Charles St and Palmer St and Agnes St, East Melbourne Ref No H2009 72 HO191 Virginia, 116 Wellington Pde, East --- - Yes Yes - No of Melbourne 309 Ref No H103 FLEMINGTON HO221 Royal Agricultural Showgrounds, 300 Epsom --- - Yes Yes - No Road, Flemington Ref No H1329 The heritage place includes Cape Chestnut tree (Calodendron Capense) HO272 Flemington Racecourse, Epsom Road and --- - Yes Yes - No Smithfield Road, Flemington Ref No H2220 KENSINGTON HO814 Bridge (Railing Only) Over Moonee Ponds No No No No No No - No Creek at Arden Street, Kensington HO195 13 Barrett St, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No
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HO198 17 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO199 21-29 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO200 33-39 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO201 59 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO202 71-75 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO204 83 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO205 2 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No Page HO206 16-18 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO207 24-26 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No 73 34-38 Bayswater Road, Kensington HO208 Yes No No No No No - No of
HO209 42-44 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO210 62-68 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO815 72-76 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO211 90-98 Bayswater Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO863 Railway Bridge, Bellair St, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO960 2 Bellaire Street, Kensington Railway Yes No No No No No - No Station, Kensington HO973 Semaphore Rail Signals, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO954 22 Bellaire Street, former municipal offices, Yes No No No No No - No Kensington HO955 114 Bellaire Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No
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HO956 Former Kensington Property Exchange, --- - Yes Yes - No Office, Shop and Residences, 166-168 Bellaire Street, Kensington Ref No H1204 HO215 1-3 Belmont Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO217 7 Belmont Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO816 1 Bruce Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO817 6-8 Bruce Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO867 Bridge Over Maribyrnong River at Dynon No No No No No No - No Road, Kensington Page HO262 Former Newmarket Saleyards & Abattoirs, --- - Yes Yes - No Epsom Road & Smithfield Road, Kensington 74 Ref No H1430 of HO223 1-7 Epsom Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO818 17-21 Epsom Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO227 25 Epsom Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO228 29-33 Epsom Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO230 43 Epsom Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO232 15 Gower Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO233 19 Gower Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO234 27-37 Gower Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO236 20-22 Gower Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO237 5-9 Henry Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO238 2-6 Henry Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO239 1-39 Hobsons Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No
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HO240 21-31 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO819 35 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO241 2-4 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO243 24-26 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO244 32-40 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO245 46-52 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO246 56 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No Page HO247 60-68 Kensington Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO957 McCracken Street, Kensington Primary Yes No No No No No - No School No. 2374 (1880-1881), Kensington 75 of HO251 393-411 Macaulay Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO252 421-423 Macaulay Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO253 429-435 Macaulay Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO864 453 Macaulay Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No No HO865 521 Macaulay Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO866 537-539 Macaulay Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO260 Foot Bridge, Maribyrnong River, Kensington No No No No No No - No HO952 Nottingham / Collett Street, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO961 15 Pridham Street, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No HO959 Former Burge Bros Factory,135-157 --- - Yes Yes - No Racecourse Road,, Kensington Ref No H1216 HO1172 201-223 Racecourse Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No
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HO958 15-17 Rankins Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO962 20-22 Rankins Road, Kensington - Yes No No No No No - No Warehouse HO1173 25 Rankins Road Kensington Yes No No No No No - No Former returnes Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League of Australia HO1174 43 Rankins Road,Kensington-shop & Yes No No No No No - No residence
HO1175 45 Rankins Road,Kensington-Bates shop Yes No No No No No - No Page and part residence
HO1176 47 Rankins Road, Kensington-Bates shop Yes No No No No No - No 76 and part residence of
HO1177 49 Rankins Road, Kensington-Bates shop Yes No No No No No - No 309 and part residence HO963 165 Rankins Road, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No HO964 169 Rankins Road, Kensington - Shop Yes No No No No No - No HO965 171 Rankins Road, Kensington - Shop Yes No No No No No - No HO966 173 Rankins Road, Kensington - Shop Yes No No No No No - No HO967 44 Smith Street, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No HO968 46 Smith Street, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No HO969 48 Smith Street, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No HO970 50 Smith Street, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No HO971 52 Smith Street, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No HO972 68 Smith Street, Kensington - House Yes No No No No No - No
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HO265 9 Westbourne Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO266 17 Westbourne Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO267 21-35 Westbourne Road & 2-6 Belmont Yes No No No No No - No Road, Kensington HO268 43-45 Westbourne Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO868 47-55 Westbourne Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No HO269 59 Westbourne Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No
HO271 69 Westbourne Road, Kensington Yes No No No No No - No Page NORTH MELBOURNE HO283 Former Cable Tramway Engine House and --- - Yes Yes - No 77
Cable Tram Track Formation, 187-201 of Ref No H988
Abbotsford St, North Melbourne 309 HO284 480-482 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No Yes - No HO286 210 Arden St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO288 Former Metropolitan Meat Market, 1-3 --- - Yes Yes - No Blackwood Street & 36-54 Courtney Street, North Melbourne Ref No H42 HO287 9-15 Blackwood St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO289 Brassey House, 111-115 Chapman St & 464 --- - Yes Yes - No Abbotsford St, North Melbourne Ref No H26 HO290 30-34 Courtney St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO291 56-64 Courtney St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO292 Former Presbyterian Union Memorial --- - Yes Yes - No Church Complex, 49-61 Curzon Street, 2-22 Elm Street, 579-589 Queensberry Street, Ref No H7 North Melbourne HO294 615 Elizabeth St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO295 North Melbourne Primary School No. 1402, Yes No No No No No - No Errol Street, North Melbourne HO869 2 Gracie Street, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
HO296 St Mary’s Church of England, 147-177 --- - Yes Yes - No Page Howard Street, 408-434 Queensberry Street & 204-208 Chetwynd Street, North Ref No H10
Melbourne 78
HO870 Former Melbourne Omnibus Company --- - Yes Yes - No of
Stables, 36-58 Macaulay Road, North 309 Melbourne. Ref No H1810 HO891 Gas Regulating House, 60-96 Macaulay --- - Yes Yes - No Road, North Melbourne Ref No H1731 HO298 180-186 Peel Street, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO299 Ornamental Tramway Overhead Poles, Peel --- - Yes Yes - No St, North Melbourne Ref No H1023 HO932 Cast Iron Urinal, Queensberry Street, North --- - Yes No - No Melbourne Ref No H2139 HO987 Former North Melbourne Town Hall and --- - Yes Yes - No Municipal Buildings, 513 Queensberry Street and 52-68 Errol Street, North Melbourne Ref No H2224
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HO301 Melb. College of Printing & Graphic Arts, --- - Yes Yes - No 603-615 Queensberry St, North Melbourne Ref No H1633 HO300 Residence, 596-598 Queensberry St, North --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H91 HO953 Racecourse Road/Alfred Street, North Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne HO473 29 Stawell Street, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
HO1118 Victoria Producers Co-operative Company Yes No No No No No - No Page Ltd. No. 5 Wools Store* Part 85-105 Sutton Street, North Melbourne 79
HO304 Osborne House, 454-458 Victoria Street, --- - Yes Yes - No of North Melbourne Ref No H101 309 HO305 700 Victoria St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO306 48-50 Villiers St, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO871 11 Wreckyn Street, North Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No PARKVILLE HO898 Anzac Hall, Brens Drive, Royal Park, --- - Yes Yes - No Parkville Ref No H1747 HO325 Former Royal Park Psychiatric Hospital, 1- --- - Yes No - No 99 Cade Way & 1-29 Manchester Lane & 2- 14 Kirrip Crescent, Parkville Ref No H2062 HO308 9-19 Church Street, Parkville Yes No No No No No - No HO310 21-25 Church Street, Parkville Yes No No No No No - No
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HO364 Melbourne Zoo No No No Yes No No - No (all land except for places included within the Victorian Heritage Register) HO828 Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens, Royal --*Yes --YesYes - *Yes – Aboriginal Park, Elliott Avenue, Parkville Eucalyptus Scar Tree camaldulens Ref No H1074 is River Red Gum Page HO363 Carousel, Royal Melb. Zoological Gardens, --- - Yes Yes - No Royal Park, Elliott Avenue,Parkville Ref No H1064 80 HO311 Parkville Post Office & Quarters, 69-73 --- - Yes Yes - No Fitzgibbon Street & 27-37 Bayles St, of Parkville Ref No H1167 309 HO895 Walmsley House, 1 Gatehouse Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Parkville Ref No H1946 HO313 39 Manningham Street, Parkville Yes No No No No No - No HO933 Women’s Dressing Pavilion, Old Poplar --- - Yes No - No Road, Parkville Ref No H1585 HO314 Mentone, 81 Park Drive, Parkville --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H86 HO896 Wardlow, 114-118 Park Drive & 39-43 --- - Yes Yes - No Degraves Street, Parkville Ref No H1922
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HO897 Jennerian Building, CSL Ltd, 45 Poplar --- - Yes Yes - No Road, Parkville Ref No H1794 HO315 North West Hospital, Parkville Campus, 36- --- - Yes Yes - No 56 Poplar Road, Parkville Ref No H1725 HO977 Royal Parade, Royal Parade, Parkville and --- - Yes Yes - No Carlton North, and Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Ref No H2198 HO312 Former College Church, 149 Royal Parade, --- - Yes Yes - No Parkville Page Ref No H394 HO316 Former Police Station Complex, 155 Royal --- - Yes No - No 81 Parade, Parkville
Ref No H1545 of
HO321 Parkville Uniting Church, 171 Royal Parade, Yes No No No No No - No 309 Parkville HO317 Deloraine Terrace, 499-507 Royal Parade, --- - Yes Yes - No Parkville Ref No H98 HO318 Auld Reekie, 509-513 Royal Parade, --- - Yes Yes - No Parkville Ref No H483 HO319 Nocklofty, 551-559 Royal Parade, Parkville - -- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H456 HO978 University High School, 77 Story Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Parkville Ref No H2183 HO322 Selvetta, 22 The Avenue, Parkville --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H99
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MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY HO323 Ormond College, The University of --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne, 29-55 College Cres, Parkville Ref No H728 HO324 1888 Building, Part of Former Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Teachers College, The University of Melbourne,156-292 Grattan Street Parkville Ref No H1508 HO988 Part of Former Melbourne Teachers College, No No No No No No - No The University of Melbourne,156-292 Grattan Street Parkville Page HO326 Beaurepaire Centre, The University of --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H1045 82
HO327 Behan Building, Trinity College, Royal Yes No No No No No - No of
Parade, Parkville 309 HO328 Bishop’s Building, Trinity College, Royal Yes No No No No No - No Parade, Parkville HO329 Botany Building, Uni of Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No (Excluding North Wing) HO330 Chemistry Building, Uni of Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No (Excluding East Wing) HO331 Colonial Bank Door, Uni of Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO332 Conservatorium of Music & Melba Hall, The --- - Yes Yes - No University of Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H925 HO333 Cricket Pavilion & Scoreboard, Uni of Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne
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HO334 Walter Boas Building, (Former CSIRO Yes No No No No No - No Science Blg), Uni of Melbourne HO335 Former Bank Façade (Old Commerce Yes No No No No No - No Building), Uni of Melbourne HO336 Former National Museum (Student Union Yes No No No No No - No Blg), Uni of Melbourne HO338 Gatekeepers Cottage (excluding 1962 --- - Yes Yes - No extension), The University of Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H919 Page HO339 Grainger Museum, The University of --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H875 83 HO340 Janet Clarke Hall, 57-63 Royal Parade, --- - Yes Yes - No of Parkville
Ref No H100 309 HO341 Natural Philosophy Blg, Uni of Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO342 Law School Building & Old Quadrangle, The --*Yes --YesYes - No University of Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Picconia Street, Parkville excelsa Ref No H920 Canary Island Laurel Old Arts Building, The University of --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne, 156 –292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H924 Old Physics Conference Room & Gallery, --- - Yes Yes - No The University of Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H923
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Underground Car Park, The University of --*Yes --YesYes - No Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Magnolia grandiflora Ref No H1004 Bull Bay HO343 Main Entrance Gates (Gate 6), Pillars & --- - Yes Yes - No Fence, The University of Melbourne, 156- 292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H918 HO344 Newman College, The University of --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne, 871-945 Swanston Street, Ref No H21 Parkville Page HO346 Old Engineering Blg (1899 section only), Yes No No No No No - No
The University of Melbourne, 156-292 84 Grattan Street, Parkville of
HO347 Old Geology Blg (northern section only), Uni Yes No No No No No - No 309 of Melbourne HO348 Old Pathology Buildinlg (exluding the --- - Yes Yes - No Physics annex), The University of Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H922 HO350 Baldwin Spencer Building, (Old Zoology), --*Yes --YesYes - No The University of Melbourne, 156-292 Cedrus Grattan Street, Parkville deodara Ref No H921 Deodar Cedar HO352 Queens College Main Wings, Uni of Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne HO354 Squash Courts, Trinity College, Royal Yes No No No No No - No Parade, Parkville HO355 Systems Garden Tower, Uni of Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO357 Trinity Chapel & College, Trinity College, Yes No No No No No - No Royal Parade, Parkville HO360 University House, Uni of Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO361 Wilson Hall, The University of Melbourne, --- - Yes Yes - No 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville Ref No H1012 HO362 Northern Market Reserve Wall, Storey St & --- - Yes No - No Flemington Rd & Park Drive, Parkville Ref No H1920
HO820 Richard Berry Building, Uni of Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO821 Vice Chancellor’s House, The University of --- - Yes Yes - No
Melbourne, 156-292 Grattan Street, Parkville 85 Ref No H1003
HO872 Agriculture and Forestry Building, The Yes No No No No No - No of
University of Melbourne 309 SOUTH MELBOURNE / SOUTHBANK / DOCKLANDS/ PORT MELBOURNE HO366 115-141 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO367 157-165 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO368 171 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO369 J H Boyd Girls High School, 207-229 City --- - Yes Yes - No Road,122-136 Kavanagh Street, 41-59 Kings Way & 2-26 Balston Street, Ref No H769 Southbank HO370 235-237 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO371 269-271 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO374 272 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO375 278- 282 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO376 300 City Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO764 Duke & Orr’s Dry Dock, 2A Clarendon --- - Yes Yes - No Street, South Wharf and Ref No H1096 Cargo Sheds, 4,5,6,7,8,9, & Ref No H891 4-9 South Wharf Road, South Wharf HO377 109-117 Clarendon Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
HO765 Robur Tea Building, 28 Clarendon Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Page Southbank Ref No H526
HO378 Clarendon St Bridge, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 86
HO914 No. 2 Goods Shed, 708-710 Collins Street --- - Yes No - No of
and 731-733 Bourke Street and 2-42 Village 309 Street and 68-82 Village Street,, Docklands Ref No H933 HO650 Missions to Seamen, 717 Flinders Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Docklands Ref No H1496 HO918 Berth No. 5, North Wharf, 731-739 Flinders --- - Yes Street, Docklands Ref No H1798 HO916 Queens Warehouse, 749-755 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Docklands Ref No H1211 HO651 Retaining Wall, 614-666 Flinders Street, --- - Yes No - No Docklands Ref No H932 HO380 46-48 Haig Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO381 93 Kavanagh Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO384 40-46 Kavanagh Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO934 Former Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation --- - Yes Yes - No Hangar, 344-370 Lorimer Street and 231- 249 Todd Road,Port Melbourne Ref No H94 HO763 Jones Bond Store, 1 Riverside Quay, --- - Yes Yes - No Southbank Ref No H828 HO899 Tram Shelter, Cnr St. Kilda Road & Dorcas --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Sth Melbourne Ref No H1869 Page HO760 Victorian Arts Centre, 2-128 St. Kilda Road, --- - Yes Yes - No 1-9 Sturt St & 93-115 Southbank Rd, Ref No H1500 Southbank 87
HO792 National Gallery of Victoria, 130-200 St. --- - Yes Yes - No of
Kilda Road & 93-115 Southbank Road, 309 Southbank Ref No H1499 HO910 Former Victoria Police Depot, 234 St. Kilda --- - Yes Yes - No Rd, 1-39 Dodds St & 148-170 Southbank Blvd, Southbank Ref No H1541 HO387 234-254 St. Kilda Road, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO498 Former Victorian Railway Headquarters, 33- --- - Yes Yes - No 67 Spencer Street, Docklands Ref No H699 HO388 23-31 Sturt Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO389 43-45 Sturt Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO390 113-115 Sturt Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO391 102-118 Sturt Street, Sth Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO762 Sandridge Railway Line Bridge, Over Yarra --- - Yes Yes - No River, Southbank and Melbourne Ref No H994 HO915 Victoria Dock, Harbour Esplanade, Victoria --- - Yes Yes - No Promenade, North Wharf Road, Docklands Drive and Newquay Promenade, Docklands Ref No H1720 SOUTH YARRA HO832 23-25 Acland Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO395 Morell Bridge, over Yarra River, Anderson --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Sth Yarra Page Ref No H1440
HO833 1 Alexandra Avenue, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No 88
HO405 17 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No of
HO406 31 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO407 63 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No Melbourne Girls No Grammar – Merton Hall Campus Master Plan, June 2002 HO408 4 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO834 8 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO409 54 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO410 72 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO411 80 Clowes Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO399 Airlie, 254-260 Domain Road, Sth Yarra --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H1619
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HO397 Government House Complex, Government --- - Yes Yes - No House Drive, Sth Yarra Ref No H1620 HO421 Hoddle Bridge, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO423 1 Mona Place, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO424 11 Mona Place, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO425 15 Mona Place, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO426 2-8 Mona Place, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No Page HO427 16-20 Mona Place, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO417 Cottages, Royal Freemasons Homes, 333 --- - Yes Yes - No Punt Road and 31-75 Moubray Street, Sth 89 Ref No H2271 Yarra of
HO401 Anglican Christ Church, 663-701 Punt Road --- - Yes Yes - No 309 (Cnr Toorak & Punt Roads), Sth Yarra Ref No H635 HO412 783 Punt Road, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO413 789 Punt Road, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO415 919, 923 & 927 Punt Road, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO420 955 Punt Road, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO422 Blg 20, Alfred Hospital, Punt Road, Sth Yes No No No No No - No Yarra HO835 11-13 Tivoli Place, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO428 63-67 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO429 83 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO430 111-117 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No
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HO836 185 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No No HO433 225 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO435 281 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No Melbourne Girls No Grammar – Merton Hall Campus Master Plan, June 2002 HO851 Adjacent 281 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No Melbourne Girls No Grammar – Merton
Hall Campus Page Master Plan, June 2002 90 HO852 285 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No Melbourne Girls No Grammar – Merton of
Hall Campus 309 Master Plan, June 2002 HO437 291 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No Melbourne Girls No Grammar – Merton Hall Campus Master Plan, June 2002 HO439 327 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO440 42-48 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO442 56-66 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO443 90-100 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO445 126 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO446 160 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No
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HO447 210 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO448 240 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO837 270 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO451 276-280 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No HO453 Robin Boyd House II, 290 Walsh Street, Sth --*Yes -Pinus -YesNo - No Yarra radiata Ref No H2105 Monterey Pine Page HO454 310 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No
HO457 322 Walsh Street, Sth Yarra Yes No No No No No - No 91
WEST MELBOURNE of
HO261 Railway Bridge over Maribyrnong River, --- - Yes No - No 309 West Melbourne Ref No H1213 HO838 Heaton House, 279 Adderley Street, West Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne HO459 162-164 Adderley Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO455 3-21 Anderson Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO839 6–12 Anderson Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No No HO770 33-53 Batman Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO461 Residence, 62 Capel Street, West --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H630 HO462 Residence, 64 Capel Street, West --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H631
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HO463 31 Dudley Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO464 Primary School No. 1689, Eades Place, Yes No No No No No - No West Melbourne HO979 St Mary Star of the Sea Church Complex, 33 --- - Yes Yes - No Howard Street and 235-273 Victoria Street, West Melbourne Ref No H2182 HO840 Railway Hotel, 118 Ireland Street, West Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne
HO862 13-17 Jeffcott Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO935 Underground Public Toilets, King & Hawke --- - Yes No - No Streets, West Melbourne Ref No H2133 92
HO475 Former Pheonix Clothing Company, 347-349 --- - Yes Yes - No of
King Street & 4-8 Phoenix Lane, West 309 Melbourne Ref No H801 HO477 Langdon Building, 351-355 King St, West --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H527 HO841 357-369 King Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO842 411-415 King Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO478 St. James Old Cathedral, 419-437 King --- - Yes Yes - No Street & 2-24 Batman St, West Melbourne Ref No H11 HO860 439 King Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO774 555-557 King Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO302 North Melbourne Railway Station Complex, --- - Yes Yes - No 189 Railway Place, West Melbourne Ref No H1582
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HO843 159 - 163 Roden Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO844 173 - 179 Roden Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO771 355 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO779 405 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO780 437-441 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO781 Hotel Spencer, 475 Spencer Street, West Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne
HO782 491-501 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO845 505-511 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO783 519-523 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 93 of HO785 362-364 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO786 384-390 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO787 420 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO788 502 Spencer Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO469 61-67 Stanley Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO470 95-101 Stanley Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO471 138-140 Stanley Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO474 49 Stawell Street, West Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO496 Queen Victoria Market, 65-159 Victoria St, --- - Yes Yes - No West Melbourne Ref No H734 MELBOURNE
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HO515 Warehouse,61-69 A’Beckett St, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H980 HO516 71-73 A’Beckett St, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO517 217-219 A’Beckett St, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO528 Former Royal Australian Army Medical --- - Yes Yes - No Corps Training Depot, 249 A’Beckett Street, Melbourne Ref No H717 HO908 Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Alexandra --- - Yes Yes - No Avenue, Melbourne Page Ref No H1772
HO518 Mitre Tavern, 5-9 Bank Place, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No 94
Ref No H464 of
HO520 11 Bank Place, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO519 4 Bank Place, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO521 Melbourne Savage Club, 12-16 Bank Place, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H25 HO522 18-20 Bank Place, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO900 Olympic Swimming Stadium, 10-30 Olympic --- - Yes Yes - No Boulevard, Melbourne Ref No H1977 HO394 Yarra Bank ( Speakers Corner), Batman --- - Yes Yes - No Avenue, Melbourne Ref No H1363 HO523 Princes Walk Vaults, 1-9 Batman Ave, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H646
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HO396 Former Observatory Site, Birdwood Ave, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H1087 HO499 Melbourne University Boat Club Shed, --- - Yes Yes - No Boathouse Drive, Melbourne Ref No H682 HO525 19-21 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO526 23-29 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO527 31-37 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO530 39-43 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO531 51-53 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 95 HO533 Salvation Army Temple, 65-71 Bourke --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne of
Ref No H436 309 HO536 75-77 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO541 271-281 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO980 David Jones Store (Former Buckley & Nunn) --- - Yes Yes - No 294-312 Bourke Street and 285-295 Little Bourke Street Melbourne Ref No H2153 HO768 David Jones Store (Former Coles) --- - Yes Yes - No 299-307 Bourke Street and 276-286 Little Ref No H2154 Collins Street, Melbourne HO543 Royal Arcade, 331-339 Bourke Street, & 148 --- - Yes Yes - No –150 Elizabeth Street & 308-316 Little Collins Street, Melbourne Ref No H23 HO545 349-357 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO546 421 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO901 Eagle House, 473 Bourke Street, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H1807 HO549 Former Gollin & Company Building, 561-563 --- - Yes Yes - No Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H685 HO550 Old Bourke Street West Police Station & Cell --- - Yes Yes - No Block, 621-633 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H655
The heritage place includes Page Pear tree, Bourke Street, Melbourne
HO551 St Augustines Catholic Church & former --- - Yes Yes - No 96
School, 635-653 Bourke Street, Melbourne of Ref No H2 309 HO553 Former Melbourne Tramway and Omnibus --- - Yes Yes - No Company Building, 669-675 Bourke Street & 20-38 Godfrey St, Melbourne Ref No H785 HO524 2-18 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO529 32-38 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO532 Jobs Warehouse, 54-62 Bourke Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H435 HO534 66-70 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO535 72-74 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO537 Café Florentino,78-84 Bourke Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H493 HO538 86 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO539 Former London Chartered Bank, 88-90 --- - Yes Yes - No Bourke Street & 162 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Ref No H22 HO540 Former Bank of New South Wales, --- - Yes Yes - No (Westpac Bank), 190-192 Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H799 HO990 Former Commonwealth Bank, 219-225 --- - Yes Yes Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H2264 HO542 Myer Melbourne (Former Myer Emporium) --- - Yes No - No Page 314--336 Bourke Street & 275-321 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H2100
HO544 General Post Office, 338-352 Bourke Street, --- - Yes Yes - No 97
188-218 Elizabeth Street & 323-337 Little of Ref No H903
Bourke Street, Melbourne 309 HO547 Equity Chambers, 472 Bourke Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2249 HO548 Goldsborough Mort Building, 516-526 --- - Yes Yes - No Bourke Street & 152-162 William Street, Melbourne Ref No H104 HO552 640-668 Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO554 Former Mail Exchange, 672-696 Bourke --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H881 HO479 Building No. 4 RMIT, Bowen Street, Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne HO480 Building No. 2,3,5,6& 7 RMIT, Bowen Street, Yes No No No No No - No Melbourne
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HO555 House 17 Casselden Place, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H2267 HO556 15-17 Celestial Ave, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO557 16-18 Celestial Ave, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO558 Museum of Chinese/Australian History, Yes No No No No No - No Cohen Place, Melbourne HO561 5-9 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
HO568 71-87 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO573 107 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
HO575 Austral Buildings, 115-119 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No 98
Melbourne of Ref No H472 309 HO577 133-139 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO579 141-153 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No. No No No - No HO581 Formerly the Auditorium,167-173 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street & 172-180 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Ref No H416 HO584 175-177 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO586 181-187 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO589 Regent Theatre, 191-197 Collins Street & --- - Yes Yes - No 186-200 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Ref No H690 HO591 Former Fourth Victoria Building, 241-245 --- - Yes No - No Collins Street, Melbourne Ref No H1542
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HO592 Newspaper House Mosaic, 247-249 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H447 HO594 259-263 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO595 Former National Bank of Australia Head --- - Yes No - No Office,271-285 Collins Street, Melbourne Ref No H2064 HO597 287-301 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO602 Former Commercial Bank of Australia, --- - Yes Yes - No
Banking Chamber & Entrance, 327-343 Page Collins Street, Melbourne Ref No H35
HO603 Bank of Melbourne, 345-349 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No 99 Melbourne
Ref No H467 of
HO605 Former National Mutual Life Association --- - Yes Yes - No 309 Building, 389-399 Collins Street & 59-69 Queen Street, Melbourne Ref No H36 HO608 401-417 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO610 Former AMP Building, 419-429 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street & 64-74 Market Street, Melbourne Ref No H421 HO611 Olderfleet Building, 471-477 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H37 HO902 Record Chambers, 479-481 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H38 HO903 South Australian Insurance Building, 483- --- - Yes Yes - No 485 Collins Street, Melbourne Ref No H39
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HO612 Winfield Building, 487-495 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H40 HO904 Rialto Building, 497-503 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H41 HO559 Alcaston House, 2 Collins Street & 69-81 --- - Yes Yes - No Spring Street, Melbourne Ref No H500 HO560 Anzac House, 4-6 Collins Street, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Page Ref No H415 HO562 Portland House, 8 Collins Street, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No 100 Ref No H417 of HO563 Victor Horsely Chambers, 12 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne 309 Ref No H474 HO564 14-16 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO565 The Melbourne Club, 36-50 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H30 HO566 Melville House, 52-54 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H607 HO567 Commercial Bank of Australia, 68-72 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H422 HO569 74 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO572 86-88 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO574 Professional Chambers, 110-118 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H414 HO576 St Michaels Uniting Church, 122-136 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H4 HO578 Scots Church, 140-154 Collins Street --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H5 HO580 Assembly Hall, 156-160 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No
Melbourne Page Ref No H418 HO582 162-168 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 101 HO583 Baptist Church, 170-174 Collins Street, --- - Yes Yes - No
Melbourne of Ref No H6 309 HO585 176-180 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO846 182 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO587 Melbourne Athenaeum, 184-192 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H501 HO590 Manchester Unity Building, 220-226 Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street, & 91-107 Swanston Street, Melbourne Ref No H411 HO593 250-252 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO596 Block Arcade, 280-286 Collins Street & 96- --- - Yes Yes - No 102 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Ref No H32 HO598 288-304 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO604 ANZ Bank, 376-390 Collins Street and --- - Yes Yes - No Former Safe Deposit Building, 88-110 Queen Street, Melbourne Ref No H34 & Ref No H451 HO606 ANZ Bank, 394-398 Collins Street & 73-83 --- - Yes Yes - No Queen Street, Melbourne Ref No H33 HO607 400-402 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO609 422-428 Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO613 Former New Zealand Loan & Mercantile --- - Yes Yes - No Company Ltd Building, 538-544 Collins Ref No H478 Street, Melbourne 102 HO614 Former McPhersons Building 546-566 --- - Yes Yes - No Collins Street & 27 Francis Street, of Melbourne Ref No H942 309 HO398 LaTrobe’s Cottage, Dallas Brooks Drive, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H1076 HO905 Dovers Building, 5-7 Drewery Lane, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H802 HO936 Underground Public Toilets, Elizabeth --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H2110 HO937 Underground Public Toilets, Elizabeth & --- - Yes Yes - No Victoria Streets, Melbourne Ref No H2111 Womens Christian Temperance Union & Ref No H194 Drinking Fountain, Victoria Square, Elizabeth Street, Melbourne
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HO938 Hosies Hotel Mural,1-5 Elizabeth Street, --- - Yes No - No Melbourne Ref No H2094 HO615 55-65 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO616 97-117 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO981 195 Elizabeth Street, 195 Elizabeth Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2155 HO715 Mitchell House, 283-285 Elizabeth Street & --- - Yes Yes - No 352-362 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Page Ref No H2232 HO630 189-195 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 103 HO631 Her Majesty’s Theatre, 199-227 Exhibition --- - Yes Yes - No
Street & 84-98 Little Bourke Street, of Ref No H641
Melbourne 309 HO618 245-269 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO635 Former Mickveh Yisrael Synagogue and --- - Yes Yes - No School, 275-285 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Ref No H766 HO861 355-359 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO617 Melbourne City Building, 112-118 Elizabeth --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H437 HO632 Comedy Theatre, 228-240 Exhibition Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2273 HO633 266-272 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO636 280-282 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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HO939 Underground Public Toilets, Flinders Street, --- - Yes No - No Melbourne Ref No H2148 HO637 Milton House, 21-25 Flinders Lane, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H582 HO638 Warehouse, 129-131 Flinders Lane, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H428 HO639 167-173 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO640 197-203 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO642 Ross House, 247-251 Flinders Lane, --- - Yes Yes - No 104 Melbourne Ref No H627 of HO643 253-265 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO645 267-279 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO647 325-347 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO648 Tavistock House, 383-387 Flinders Lane, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H787 HO641 234-236 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO644 258-260 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO646 302-308 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No H0649 Flinders Street Railway Station Complex, --- - Yes Yes - No 207-361 Flinders St, Melbourne Ref No H1083
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HO766 Former Herald & Weekly Times Building, 46- --- - Yes Yes - No 74 Flinders Street and 2-8 Exhibition Street, Melbourne Ref No H1147 HO652 Duke of Wellington Hotel, 142-148 Flinders --- - Yes No - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H1175 HO653 Forum and Rapallo Cinemas, 150-162 --- - Yes Yes - No Flinders Street, Melbourne Ref No H438 HO654 194-196 Flinders Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO655 St Pauls Cathedral Precinct, 198-202 --- - Yes Yes - No Flinders Street, 24-40 Swanston Street & 197-205 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Ref No H18 105
HO656 256-268 Flinders Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No of
HO658 292-298 Flinders Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 309 HO659 Commercial Travellers Association Building, --- - Yes Yes - No 318-324 Flinders Street, Melbourne Ref No H934 HO660 390-398 Flinders Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO661 Former Customs House, 400 Flinders --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H1047 HO662 502-504 Flinders Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO483 RMIT Building No. 9, 1-55 Franklin Street, --- - Yes No - No Melbourne Ref No H1506 HO664 Currie and Richards Warehouse, 79-81 --- - Yes Yes - No Franklin Street & 3 Stewart Street, Melbourne Ref No H440
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO663 Macs Hotel, 34-38 Franklin Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H51 HO665 55-57 Hardware Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO667 63-67 Hardware Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO666 60-66 Hardware Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO668 11-13 Heffernan Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO669 14-18 Heffernan Lane, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO671 27-31 King Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
HO678 239-241 King Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 106 HO670 Former Zanders No 3 Warehouse, 22-24 --- - Yes Yes - No King Street, Melbourne of Ref No H430 309 HO672 42-44 King Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO673 Former Levicks and Piper Wholesale --- - Yes Yes - No Ironmongers Warehouse, 46-52 King Street, Melbourne Ref No H431 HO674 54-60 King Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO675 Former York Butter Factory, 62-66 King --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H396 HO676 120-138 King Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO677 Former F. Blight and Co. Warehouse, 234- --- - Yes Yes - No 244 King Street & 579-585 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H66 HO679 248-250 King Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO680 Building, 328-330 King Street, Melbourne --*Yes --YesYes - No Quercus robur Ref No H465 English Oak HO681 Former Coops Shot Tower and Flanking --- - Yes Yes - No Building, Knox Place, Melbourne Ref No H67 HO940 Cast Iron Urinal, Latrobe Street, Melbourne --- - Yes No - No Ref No H2140 Page HO982 Francis Ormond Building (RMIT Building 1), --- - Yes Yes - No 124-126 Latrobe Street, Melbourne
Ref No H2157 107 HO481 Former Foresters Hall, 168-170 Latrobe --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne of
Ref No H1495 309 HO682 Welsh Church and Hall, 320 Latrobe Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H536 HO684 William Angliss College, 537-557 Latrobe --- - Yes Yes - No Street and 552-578 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H1507 HO941 William Angliss College (Balance), 537-557 Yes No No No No No - No Latrobe Street and 552-578 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne HO686 93 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO687 105-109 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO690 113-125 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO699 493-495 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO685 Gordon House, 24-38 Little Bourke Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H443 HO923 Former Angliss & Co Stables, 40-44 Little --- - Yes Yes - No Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H2028 HO688 108-110 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO689 Sum Kum Lee, 112-114 Little Bourke Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H442 Page HO691 116-118 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO692 Chinese Mission Church,196 Little Bourke --- - Yes -No 108 Street, Melbourne Ref No H2175 of HO693 Num Pon Soon, 200-202 Little Bourke --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne 309 Ref No H485 HO694 204-206 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO695 212-220 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO696 232-238 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO697 Former Money Order Post Office and --- - Yes Yes - No Savings Bank, 318 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H623 HO698 Federal Court of Australia, 442-460 Little --- - Yes Yes - No Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H1476 HO700 Rear of 558 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO701 562-566 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO702 281-283 Little Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO703 Yule House,309-311 Little Collins Street, --- - Yes No - No Melbourne Ref No H2233 HO705 Stalbridge Chambers, 435-443 Little Collins --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H502 HO706 585-587 Little Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO704 430-436 Little Collins Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No Page HO707 Former Oldfellows Hotel 33-39 Little --- - Yes Yes - No Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H2266 109 HO989 Former Leitrim Hotel, 128-130 Little --- - Yes Yes - No
Lonsdale Street, Melbourne of Ref No H2242 309 HO708 Building, 202 Little Lonsdale Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H509 HO709 Heape Court Warehouse, Rear of 361-365 --- - Yes Yes - No Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H826 HO716 377-379 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO718 Supreme Court Annexe, 455-469 Lonsdale --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H1478 HO721 Seabrook House, 573-577 Lonsdale Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H68 HO710 Former Black Eagle Hotel --- - Yes Yes - No 42-44 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H2265
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO711 64-78 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO712 Wesley Church Complex, 118-148 Lonsdale --- - Yes Yes - No Street & 117-147 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H12 HO713 Former Queen Victoria Hospital Tower & --- - Yes Yes - No Perimeter fence, 180- 222 Lonsdale Street and 278-300 Swanston Street, Melbourne Ref No H956 HO714 St Francis Catholic Church, 326 Lonsdale --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne
Ref No H13 Page HO717 436-450 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
HO719 472-474 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 110
HO720 Former Residence & Shop, 556-558 --- - Yes Yes - No of
Lonsdale Street, Melbourne 309 Ref No H441 HO722 612-622 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO723 Former Port of Melbourne Authority Building, --- - Yes Yes - No 29-31 Market Street, Melbourne Ref No H965 HO724 15-19 McKillop Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO725 20-22 McKillop Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO726 Warehouses, 23-31 Niagara Lane, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H473 HO942 Warehouses,2 & 3 Oliver Lane, Melbourne - - - - Yes Yes - No Ref No H1135
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO943 Underground Public Toilets, Queen Street, - - - - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2109 HO727 7-11 Queen Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO728 Lombard Building, 15-17 Queen Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H460 HO729 Alkira House, 18 Queen Street, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H397 Page HO731 93-95 Queen Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO732 Titles Office, 247-283 Queen Street, --- - Yes Yes - No 111 Melbourne Ref No H1529 of HO733 Former Records Office, 287-297 Queen --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne 309 Ref No H1528 HO735 Bank of New South Wales, 375 Queen --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H90 HO734 Former Residence, 300 Queen Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H806 HO791 Queens Bridge over Yarra River, --- - Yes Yes - No Queensbridge Street, Melbourne Ref No H1448 HO944 Eight Hour Monument, Russell Street, --- - Yes No - No Melbourne Ref No H2084 HO945 Underground Public Toilets, Russell Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2108
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO919 Former Victoria Car Park, 103-107 Russell --- - Yes No - No Street & 181-191 Little Collins Street, Melbourne Ref No H2001 HO736 199-203 Russell Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO487 Magistrates Court, 325-343 Russell Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H1010 HO484 City Watch House, 345-355 Russell Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H1006 Page HO486 Police Garage, 357-375 Russell Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne
Ref No H912 112 HO789 Old Melbourne Goal, 377 Russell Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne of
Ref No H1553 309 HO485 Emily McPherson College, 379-405 Russell --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H1646 HO847 32-38 Russell Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO488 Police Headquarters Complex, 336-376 --- - Yes Yes - No Russell Street, Melbourne Ref No H913 HO848 380 Russell Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO849 394 Russell Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO489 Shrine of Remembrance, 2-42 Domain --- - Yes Yes - No Road, Melbourne Ref No H848
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO946 Marquis of Linlithgow Memorial, Kings --- - Yes No - No Domain, St Kilda Road and Government House Drive and Anzac Avenue, Melbourne Ref No H366 HO947 Queen Victoria Memorial, Queen Victoria --- - Yes No - No Gardens, St Kilda Road and Alexandra Avenue and Linlithgow Avenue, Melbourne Ref No H369 HO948 Boer War Monument, Kings Domain, St --- - Yes No - No Kilda Road and Government House Drive, Melbourne Ref No H382
HO909 Tram Shelter, Cnr St. Kilda Road & High --- - Yes Yes - No Page Street, Melbourne Ref No H1868 113 HO400 Melbourne Grammar School, 345-369 & 355 --- - Yes Yes - No
St Kilda Road, 93-151 Domain St, 2-124 of Bromby St & 1-99 Domain Rd, Melbourne Ref No H19 309 HO490 Former Kellow Falkiner Showrooms, 375- --- - Yes Yes - No 385 St. Kilda Road, Melbourne Ref No H668 HO491 Majella, 473-475 St. Kilda Road, Melbourne --- - Yes Yes - No Ref No H783 HO492 Royal Vic. Institute for the Blind, 557-563 St. --- - Yes Yes - No Kilda Road & 1-23 Moubray Street, Melbourne Ref No H1002 HO949 Former Victorian Deaf and Dumb Institution, --- - Yes Yes - No 583-597 St Kilda Road, Melbourne Ref No H2122 HO950 Overhead Water Tank, Spencer Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H2117
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO737 204-240 Spencer Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO738 The Former Campbell Residence, 53-65 --- - Yes No - No Spring Street & 1-9 Collins Street, Melbourne Ref No H1945 HO739 Hotel Windsor, 103-137 Spring Street & 1-17 --- - Yes Yes - No Bourke Street, Melbourne Ref No H764 HO175 Parliament House, (including grounds, works --- - Yes Yes - No & fences), 110-160 Spring Street & 1-11 Ref No H1722 Gisborne Street, Melbourne Page HO740 Princess Theatre, 163-181 Spring Street & --- - Yes Yes - No
1-17 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne 114 Ref No H93
HO741 261 Spring Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No of
HO476 Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, --- - Yes Yes - No 309 250-290 Spring Street & 2-40 Victoria Parade, Melbourne Ref No H870 HO911 Tramway Signal Cabin, Waiting Shelter & --- - Yes Yes - No Conveniences, Swanston Street & Victoria Street, Melbourne Ref No H1686 HO744 Young and Jackson’s Princes Bridge Hotel, --- - Yes Yes - No 1-7 Swanston Street, cnr Flinders Street, Melbourne Ref No H708 HO745 Nicholas Building, 27-41 Swanston Street, --- - Yes No - No Melbourne Ref No H2119 HO747 Capitol House, 109-117 Swanston Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H471
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO748 Century Building,125-133 Swanston Street, --- - Yes -No Melbourne Ref No H2250 HO749 Former ANZ Bank, 219-225 Swanston --- - Yes Yes - No Street, Melbourne Ref No H390 HO752 Church of Christ, 327-333 Swanston Street --- - Yes Yes - No & 178-190 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H455 HO746 Melbourne Town Hall and Administration --- - Yes Yes - No
Building, 90-130 Swanston Street, Page Melbourne Ref No H1
HO750 226-238 Swanston Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No 115 HO751 State Library of Victoria, 304-328 Swanston --- - Yes Yes - No Street and 179-181 LaTrobe Street, of Melbourne Ref No H1497 309 HO482 Storey Hall, 344-346 Swanston Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H1498 HO493 City Baths, 420-438 Swanston St, 39-41 --- - Yes Yes - No Victoria St & 2-6 Franklin St, Melbourne Ref No H466 HO790 Princes Bridge over Yarra River, Swanston --- - Yes Yes - No Street and St Kilda Road, Melbourne Ref No H1447 HO494 Royal Society of Victoria, 1-9 Victoria St & 2- --- - Yes Yes - No 8 LaTrobe St, Melbourne Ref No H373 HO495 Horticultural Hall, 31-33 Victoria St, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H520
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PS Map Heritage Place External Internal Tree Outbuildings Included on Prohibited Name of Aboriginal Ref Paint Alteration Controls or fences the Victorian uses may Incorporated Plan heritage place? Controls Controls Apply? which are not Heritage be under Clause Apply? Apply? exempt under Register under permitted? 43.01-2 Clause 43.01-3 the Heritage Act 1995?
HO951 Royal Melbourne Regiment Drill Hall, 49-53 --- - Yes Yes - No Victoria St, Melbourne Ref No H285 HO753 77-89 William Street & 460-462 Collins Yes No No No No No - No Street, Melbourne HO754 Queensland Building, 84-88 William Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H445 HO755 Scottish House, 90-96 William Street, --- - Yes Yes - No Melbourne Ref No H606 Page HO756 The Australian Club, 98-110 William Street & --- - Yes Yes - No
475-485 Little Collins Street, Melbourne 116 Ref No H105
HO767 Former BHP House, 130-148 William Street --- - Yes Yes - No of
& 503-523 Bourke Street, Melbourne 309 Ref No H1699 HO757 Law Courts & Library of the Supreme Court, --- - Yes Yes - No 192-228 William Street & 459-505 Lonsdale Street, & 462-498 Little Bourke Street, Ref No H1514 Melbourne & Ref No H1477 HO758 Former Royal Mint, 280-318 William Street & --- - Yes Yes - No 391-429 LaTrobe Street & 388-426 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Ref No H770 HO850 17-23 Wills Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No HO759 25-29 Wills Street, Melbourne Yes No No No No No - No
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07/08/2014 GC7 SCHEDULE TO CLAUSE 81.01 / / C215 Name of document Introduced by:
70 Southbank Blvd, June 2014 C239 80 Collins Street Melbourne Development, May 2013 C219 346-376 Queen Street, 334-346 LaTrobe Street and 142-171 A'Beckett NPS1 Street Open Lot Car Park, Melbourne ABC Melbourne New Office and Studio Accommodation Project C226 (Southbank), December 2013 Advertising Signs - Mercedes-Benz, 135-149 KingsWay, Southbank C103 Big Day Out Music Festival, January 2006 C112 Building Envelope Plan – Replacement Plan No.1, DDO 20 Area 45 NPS1 Carlton Brewery Comprehensive Development Plan October 2007 C126 Central City (Hoddle Grid) Heritage Review: Statements of Significance C186(Part 1) June 2013 Charles Grimes Bridge Underpass, December 2011 C191 Cliveden Hill Private Hospital, 29 Simpson Street, East Melbourne, July C6 1999 Crown Casino Third Hotel, September 2007 C136 David Jones Melbourne City Store Redevelopment, May 2008 C139 Dynon Port Rail Link Project C113 Emporium Melbourne Development, July 2009 C148 Federation Arch and Sports and Entertainment Precinct Signs, April 2002 C66 Fishermans Bend Strategic Framework Plan, July 2014 GC7 Flinders Gate car park, Melbourne, July 1999 C6 Former Fishmarket Site, Flinders Street Melbourne, September 2002 C68 Former Herald and Weekly Times building, 46-74 Flinders Street, C69 Melbourne, August 2002 Former Olympic Swimming Stadium, Collingwood Football Club signage, C91 April 2004 Former Queen Victoria Hospital Site - Open Lot Car Park, Melbourne NPS1 Former Southern Cross Hotel site, Melbourne, March 2002 C64 Former Victoria Brewery site, East Melbourne – ‘Tribeca’ Redevelopment C86 October 2003 Freshwater Place, Southbank, August 2001 (Amended 2012) C193 Hamer Hall Redevelopment July 2010 C166 Heritage Places Inventory July 2008 Heritage Places Inventory October C134 2014 High wall signs - 766 Elizabeth Street, Carlton NPS1 Hilton on the Park Complex Redevelopment, December 2004 C101 Hobsons Road Precinct Incorporated Plan, March 2008 C124 Hotham Estate C134 Incorporated Plan Overlay No. 1 – 236-254 St Kilda Road NPS1 Judy Lazarus Transition Centre, March 2005 C102
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Name of document Introduced by:
Kensington Heritage Review Statements of Significance 2014 C215 M1 Redevelopment Project, October 2006 C120 Major Promotion Signs, December 2008 C147 Melbourne Aquarium Signs, July 2001 C11 Melbourne Central redevelopment, March 2002 C62 Melbourne City Link Project – Advertising Sign Locations, November VC20 2003 Melbourne Convention Centre Development, Southbank and North Wharf C116 redevelopment, Docklands, April 2006 Melbourne Girls Grammar – Merton Hall Campus Master Plan, June C22 2002 Melbourne Grammar School Master Plan - Volume One, Senior School C90 South Yarra Campus, Issue Date 14 October 2003. Melbourne Park Redevelopment February 2014 C229 Melbourne Recital Hall and MTC Theatre project , August 2005 C111 Mirvac, Residential Towers, 236-254 St. Kilda Road, Southbank NPS1 Moonee Ponds Creek Concept Plan C134 Myer Melbourne Bourke Street store redevelopment, Melbourne, October C137 2007 North Melbourne Recreation Reserve Signage, 2012 C172 North West Corner of Mark and Melrose Street, North Melbourne C134 Port Capacity Project, Webb Dock Precinct, October 2012 C204 Promotional Panel sign, Crown Allotment 21D, Power Street, Southbank, C6 July 1999 Rectangular Pitch Stadium Project: Olympic Park and Gosch’s Paddock, C130 Melbourne, August 2007 Regional Rail Link Project Section 1 Incorporated Document, January C213 2013 Rialto South Tower Communications Facility Melbourne, November 2002 C57 Royal Melbourne Showgrounds Redevelopment Master Plan – C100 December 2004 Royal Melbourne Showgrounds Redevelopment Project – December C100 2004 Scots Church Site Redevelopment, Melbourne, May 2013 C202 Shadow Controls, 555 Collins Street, Melbourne, February 2013 C216 Shrine of Remembrance Vista Control April 2014 C220 Simplot Australia head office, Kensington, October 2001 C52 Sky sign - 42 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne NPS1 Spencer Street Station redevelopment, June 2013 C218 Sports and Entertainment Precinct, Melbourne, August 2007 C130 State Coronial Services Centre Redevelopment Project, August 2007. C130 State Netball and Hockey Centre, Brens Drive Royal Park, Parkville, May C26 2000 The Alfred Hospital Helipad Flight Path Protection Areas Plan, Vertical C18
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Name of document Introduced by: View, reference No. AOS/00/015, dated 7-9-2001 and The Alfred Hospital Helipad Flight Path Protection Areas Plan, Profile View, reference No. AOS/00/016, dated 7-9-2001 The Games Village Project, Parkville, September 2006 C115 The New Royal Children’s Hospital Project, Parkville, October 2007 C128 Tram Route 109 Disability Discrimination Act compliant Platform Tram C130 Stops, August 2007 University of Melbourne Bio 21 Project Parkville, November 2001 C53 University of Melbourne, University Square Campus, Carlton, November C17 1999 Visy Park Signage, 2012 C172 Yarra Park Master Plan Implementation September 2010 C158 Young and Jackson’s Hotel, Promotional Panel Sky sign, Melbourne, July C6 1999
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MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME
Incorporated Document
Heritage Places Inventory October 2014July 2008
This document is an incorporated document in the Melbourne Planning Scheme pursuant to Section 6(2)(j) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987
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Melbourne Planning Scheme Incorporated Document
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page No.
1. Introduction 3
2. Definitions 4 - 5
3. Geographical Areas Map 6
4. Carlton 7 - 36
5. East Melbourne & Jolimont 37 – 51
6. Flemington & Kensington 52 - 71
7. Melbourne 72 – 73
8. North & West Melbourne 74 - 104
9. Parkville 105 – 115
10. Southbank 116 - 117
11. South Yarra 118 -129
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1. INTRODUCTION
Each building with cultural heritage significance located within the City of Melbourne has been assessed and graded according to its importance. Streetscapes, that is complete collections of buildings along a street frontage, have also been assessed and graded. Individual buildings are graded from A to E, while streetscapes are graded from Level 1 to 3, both in descending order of significance.
All graded buildings and streetscapes are included as heritage places in the Heritage Overlay of the Melbourne Planning Scheme.
This document lists graded buildings (and the associated streetscape grading) that are situated outside of the Capital City Zone (CCZ). The property listings are divided into the following eight geographical areas: x Carlton; x East Melbourne and Jolimont; x Flemington and Kensington; x Melbourne; x North and West Melbourne; x Parkville; x Southbank; and x South Yarra.
The attached “Heritage Inventory Geographical Areas” map shows the location of each of the above areas. Within each area individual properties are listed alphabetically by street name and numerically, with all odd street numbers appearing first followed by even numbers.
In addition to this document further information regarding every graded building is recorded on the relevant “Building Identification Form”. These Building Identification Forms are available for inspection at Council’s Development Planning Department.
The performance standards applied by Council when considering relevant permit applications are dependent on the particular building and streetscape grading. These performance standards are set out in the “Heritage Places Outside The Capital City Zone” local policy at Clause 22.05 of the Melbourne Planning Scheme. This local policy only applies to places within the Heritage Overlay Area that are situated outside of the Capital City Zone.
The building and streetscape grading definitions are provided on the following page.
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2. DEFINITIONS
2.1 Buildings
The definitions used for each of the building gradings are as follows:
‘A’ Graded Buildings
These buildings are of national or state importance, and are irreplaceable parts of Australia’s built form heritage. Many will be either already included on or recommended for the Victorian Heritage Register or the Register of the National Estate.
‘B’ Graded Buildings
These buildings are of regional or metropolitan significance, and stand as important milestones in the architectural development of the metropolis. Many will be either already included on or recommended for inclusion on the Register of the National Estate.
‘C’ Graded Buildings
These buildings demonstrate the historical or social development of the local area and/ or make an important aesthetic or scientific contribution. These buildings comprise a variety of styles and buildings types. Architecturally they are substantially intact, but where altered, it is reversible. In some instances, buildings of high individual historic, scientific or social significance may have a greater degree of alteration.
‘D’ Graded Buildings
These buildings are representative of the historical, scientific, architectural or social development of the local area. They are often reasonably intact representatives of particular periods, styles or building types. In many instances alterations will be reversible. They may also be altered examples which stand within a group of similar period, style or type or a street which retains much of its original character. Where they stand in a row or street, the collective group will provide a setting which reinforces the value of the individual buildings.
‘E’ Graded Buildings
These buildings have generally been substantially altered and stand in relative isolation from other buildings of similar periods. Because of this they are not considered to make an essential contribution to the character of the area, although retention and restoration may still be beneficial.
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2.2 Streetscapes
The definitions used for each of the streetscape gradings are as follows:
Level 1 Streetscape
These streetscapes are collections of buildings outstanding either because they are a particularly well- preserved group from a similar period or style, or because they are highly significant buildings in their own right.
Level 2 Streetscape
These streetscapes are of significance either because they still retain the predominant character and scale of a similar period or style, or because they contain individually significant buildings.
Level 3 Streetscape
These streetscapes may contain significant buildings, but they will be from diverse periods or styles, and of low individual significance or integrity.
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CARLTON
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 7 of 132 Page 127 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Argyle Place Substation C 2 Argyle Place 17 C 2 Argyle Place 29-31 C 2 Argyle Place 33-35 C 2 Argyle Place 37 C 2 Argyle Place 10-12 C 2 Argyle Place 14 C 2 Argyle Place 16-18 D 2 Argyle Place 20 C 2 Argyle Place 22 C 2 Argyle Place 24 C 2 Argyle Place 26 C 2 Barkly Street 29 D 3 Barkly Street 35 C 3 Barkly Street 61 C 2 Barkly Street 63 C 2 Barkly Street 65 C 2 Barkly Street 67 C 2 Barkly Street 85 C 2 Barkly Street 87 C 2 Barkly Street 89 C 2 Barkly Street 91 C 2 Barkly Street 93 C 2 Barkly Street 95 C 2 Barkly Street 101 C 2 Barkly Street 103 C 2 Barkly Street 105 C 2 Barkly Street 117 C 2 Barkly Street 119 C 2 Barkly Street 121 C 2 Barkly Street 123 C 2 Barkly Street 125 C 2 Barkly Street 127 C 2 Barkly Street 131 C 2 Barkly Street 133 C 2 Barkly Street 135 C 2 Barkly Street 137 C 2 Barkly Street 139 C 2 Barkly Street 141 C 2 Barkly Street 143 C 2 Barkly Street 145 C 2 Barkly Street 16 C 3 Barkly Street 20 C 3 Barkly Street 30 C 3 Barkly Street 32 C 3 Barkly Street 34 C 3 Barkly Street 36 C 3 Barkly Street 40 C 3 Barkly Street 42 C 3 Barkly Street 44 C 3 Barkly Street 54 C 2 Barkly Street 58 C 2 Barkly Street 66 C 2 Barkly Street 68 B 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 8 of 132 Page 128 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Barkly Street 70-74 C 2 Barkly Street 84 B 1 Barkly Street 86 C 1 Barkly Street 88 C 1 Barkly Street 90 C 1 Barkly Street 92 C 1 Barkly Street 96 C 1 Barkly Street 98 C 1 Barkly Street 100 C 1 Barkly Street 102 C 1 Barkly Street 104 C 1 Barkly Street 106 C 1 Barkly Street 108 B 1 Barkly Street 110 B 1 Barkly Street 112 B 1 Barkly Street 114 B 1 Barkly Street 118 C 1 Barkly Street 122 C 1 Barkly Street 124 C 1 Barkly Street 126 C 1 Barkly Street 130 C 1 Barkly Street 134 B 1 Barkly Street 136 B 1 Barkly Street 138 C 1 Barkly Street 140 C 1 Barkly Street 144 C 1 Barkly Street 148 C 1 Barkly Street 150 D 1 Barkly Street 152 C 1 Barkly Street 154 C 1 Barkly Street 160 C 1 Barkly Street 164 C 1 Barkly Street 166 C 1 Barrup Street 4 C 2 Barrup Street 14 C 2 Barrup Street 16 C 2 Barry Street 1-29 B & C 3 Barry Street Substation C 3 Barry Street 95 C 1 Barry Street 97 C 1 Barry Street 99 C 1 Barry Street 101 C 1 Barry Street 103 C 1 Barry Street 105 C 1 Barry Street 107 C 1 Barry Street 109 C 1 Barry Street 131 C 1 Barry Street 135 C 1 Barry Street 137 C 1 Barry Street 139 C 1 Barry Street 141 C 1 Barry Street 147 A 1 Barry Street 149 A 1 Barry Street 151 A 1
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 10 of 132 Page 130 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Canning Street 183 D 2 Canning Street 185 D 2 Canning Street 187 D 2 Canning Street 189 C 2 Canning Street 191 C 2 Canning Street 193 C 2 Canning Street 195 C 2 Canning Street 197 C 2 Canning Street 199 C 2 Canning Street 201 C 2 Canning Street 203 C 1 Canning Street 213 C 2 Canning Street 215 C 2 Canning Street 217 C 2 Canning Street 225 A 2 Canning Street 4-6 B 1 Canning Street 16 C 1 Canning Street 18 C 1 Canning Street 20 C 1 Canning Street 22-24 (see 55-57 Faraday St) A 1 Canning Street 38 C 2 Canning Street 40 C 2 Canning Street 42 C 2 Canning Street 44 C 2 Canning Street 46 C 2 Canning Street 48 C 2 Canning Street 50 C 2 Canning Street 54A C 2 Canning Street 106 C 2 Canning Street 108 C 2 Canning Street 110 C 2 Canning Street 116 C 3 Canning Street 118 D 3 Canning Street 120 D 3 Canning Street 122 C 3 Canning Street 124 C 3 Canning Street 126 D 3 Canning Street 128 D 3 Canning Street 130 D 3 Canning Street 132 D 3 Canning Street 148 C 3 Canning Street 150 C 3 Canning Street 152 C 3 Canning Street 154 C 3 Canning Street 160 C 3 Canning Street 162 C 3 Canning Street 164 C 3 Canning Street 166 C 3 Canning Street 168 C 3 Canning Street 172 C 3 Canning Street 174 C 3 Canning Street 176 C 3 Canning Street 180 C 3 Canning Street 182 C 3
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 12 of 132 Page 132 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Cardigan Street 50 C 2 Cardigan Street 52 C 2 Cardigan Street 54 C 2 Cardigan Street 56 C 2 Cardigan Street 102-104 D 3 Cardigan Street 106-108 D 3 Cardigan Street 110-112 D 3 Cardigan Street 114-116 D 3 Cardigan Street 118 D 3 Cardigan Street 120 D 3 Cardigan Street 122 D 3 Cardigan Street 144-146 D 3 Cardigan Street 164-166 D 3 Cardigan Street 176 C 3 Cardigan Street 264-270 C 2 Cardigan Street 276 C 2 Cardigan Street 278 D 2 Cardigan Street 290 D 2 Cardigan Street 292 C 2 Cardigan Street 294 C 2 Cardigan Street 304 C 1 Cardigan Street 306 C 1 Cardigan Street 308-312 B 1 Cardigan Street 314-326 B 1 Cardigan Street 330 C 1 Cardigan Street 332 C 1 Cardigan Street 334 C 1 Cardigan Street 336-340 C 1 Cardigan Street 342 C 1 Cardigan Street 344 C 1 Cardigan Street 346 C 1 Cardigan Street 348 C 1 Cardigan Street 350 C 1 Cardigan Street 352 C 1 Cardigan Street 354 C 1 Cardigan Street 356 D 2 Cardigan Street 360 D 2 Cardigan Street 362 D 2 Cardigan Street 364 D 2 Cardigan Street 366 D 2 Cardigan Street 368 C 2 Cardigan Street 370 C 2 Cardigan Street 378 C 2 Cardigan Street 382 C 2 Cardigan Street 384 C 2 Cardigan Street 390 B 2 Cardigan Street 392 B 2 Cardigan Street 394 B 2 Cardigan Street 396 B 2 Cardigan Street 398 B 2 Cardigan Street 400 C 2 Cardigan Street 402 C 2 Carlton Street 12-14 C 1 Carlton Street 16 C 1
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 13 of 132 Page 133 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Carlton Street 18 C 1 Carlton Street 20 C 1 Carlton Street 22 C 1 Carlton Street 24 C 1 Carlton Street 26 B 1 Carlton Street 28 B 1 Carlton Street 30 C 1 Carlton Street 32 C 1 Carlton Street 34 C 1 Carlton Street 36 C 1 Carlton Street 38 C 1 Carlton Street 40 C 1 Carlton Street 42 D 1 Carlton Street 44 C 1 Carlton Street 46 B 1 Carlton Street 48 B 1 Carlton Street 50 B 1 Carlton Street 54 D 1 Carlton Street 56 C 1 Carlton Street 58 C 1 Carlton Street 60 C 1 Carlton Street 62 C 1 Carlton Street 64 C 1 Carlton Street 66 C 1 Carlton Street 68 C 1 Carlton Street 70 C 1 Carlton Street 72 C 1 Carlton Street 74 C 1 Carlton Street 76 C 1 Carlton Street 78 A 1 Carlton Street 82 A 1 Carlton Street 84 C 1 Carlton Street 88 C 1 Carlton Street 90 B 1 Carlton Street 92 B 1 Carlton Street 94 B 1 Carlton Street 96 B 1 Carlton Street 98 B 1 Carlton Street 100 B 1 Carlton Street 102 C 1 Carlton Street 104 B 1 Carlton Street Curator’s Cottage (Carlton B1 Gardens) Charles Street 1 C 1 Charles Street 3 C 1 Charles Street 5 C 1 Charles Street 7 C 1 Charles Street 11 C 1 Charles Street 13 C 1 Charles Street 15 B 1 Charles Street 17 B 1 Charles Street 2 C 1 Charles Street 4 C 1 Charles Street 6 C 1
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 18 of 132 Page 138 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Elgin Street 62 C 2 Elgin Street 64 C 2 Elgin Street 66 C 2 Elgin Street 68 C 2 Elgin Street 78-80 C 2 Elgin Street 82 C 2 Elgin Street 84 C 2 Elgin Street 88 B 2 Elgin Street 90 B 2 Elgin Street 92 B 2 Elgin Street 94 C 2 Elgin Street Rear 94 D 2 Elgin Street 96 C 2 Elgin Street 118 C 2 Elgin Street 126-130 C 2 Elgin Street 132-142 D 2 Elgin Street 146-154 A 2 Elgin Street 164 C 2 Elgin Street 170 A 2 Elgin Street 176 C 2 Elgin Street 178-182 C 2 Elgin Street 184-186 C 2 Elgin Street 188 C 2 Elgin Street 190 C 2 Elgin Street 194 D 2 Elgin Street 198 D 2 Elgin Street 202 C 2 Elgin Street 204 D 2 Elgin Street 208 B 2 Elgin Street 252-256 C 1 Elgin Street 258 D 1 Elgin Street 260 C 1 Elgin Street 262 C 1 Elgin Street 264 C 1 Elgin Street 266 C 1 Elgin Street 268 A 1 Elizabeth Street 518 A 3 Elizabeth Street 524-530 D 3 Elizabeth Street 556 C 3 Elizabeth Street 576 C 3 Elizabeth Street 580 C 3 Elizabeth Street 616 B 3 Elizabeth Street 620-630 D 3 Elizabeth Street 656 C 3 Elizabeth Street 658-668 C 3 Elizabeth Street 680-682 D 3 Elizabeth Street 708 B 3 Elizabeth Street 792 C 3 Faraday Street 19-23 D 2 Faraday Street 25 C 2 Faraday Street 27 C 2 Faraday Street 29 C 2 Faraday Street 33 D 2 Faraday Street 35 D 2
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 22 of 132 Page 142 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Kay Street 88-90 D 2 Kay Street 94 C 2 Kay Street 96 C 2 Kay Street 98 C 2 Keppel Street 21 D 2 Keppel Street 27-29 C 2 Keppel Street 31 D 2 Keppel Street 51 C 1 Keppel Street 53 C 1 Keppel Street 57 C 1 Keppel Street 59 C 1 Keppel Street 61 C 1 Keppel Street 63 C 1 Keppel Street 65 C 1 Keppel Street 67 C 1 Keppel Street 69 D 1 Keppel Street 71 C 1 Keppel Street 73 C 1 Keppel Street 75 C 1 Keppel Street 77 C 1 Keppel Street 79 C 1 Keppel Street 81 C 1 Keppel Street 85-91 C 1 Keppel Street Former Carlton Refuge A 2 Leicester Street 121-123 C 3 Leicester Street 62 C 3 Leicester Street 120 D 3 Leicester Street 148 C 2 Leicester Street 150 C 2 Leicester Street 152 C 2 Leicester Street 210 C 2 Leicester Street 212 C 2 Leicester Street 214 C 2 Leicester Street 216 D 2 Leicester Street 222 C 2 Leicester Street 224 C 2 Leicester Street 226 C 2 Leicester Street 228 C 2 Leicester Street 230 C 2 Leicester Street 232 C 2 Leicester Street 234 C 2 Little Cardigan Street 20 C 3 Little Cardigan Street 26-28 C 3 Little Elgin Street 2 C 2 Little Elgin Street 13 C 2 Little Palmerston Street 31 D 3 Little Palmerston Street 47 C 2 Little Palmerston Street 55 D 2 Little Palmerston Street 57 C 2 Little Palmerston Street 59 C 2 Little Palmerston Street 61 C 2 Lygon Street 1-7 D 2 Lygon Street 9 C 2 Lygon Street 15 D 2
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 26 of 132 Page 146 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Neill Street 19 C 2 Neill Street Rear Neill St off Charles St C 1 Neill Street 43 D 1 Neill Street 47 C 1 Neill Street 49 C 1 Neill Street 51 D 1 Neill Street 53 C 1 Neill Street 55 C 1 Neill Street 57 C 1 Neill Street 65 C 1 Neill Street 67 C 1 Neill Street 69 C 1 Neill Street 71 C 1 Neill Street 73 C 1 Neill Street 75 C 1 Neill Street 77 C 1 Neill Street 79 C 1 Neill Street 81 C 1 Neill Street 85 A 1 Neill Street 87 A 1 Neill Street 89 C 1 Neill Street 93 D 1 Neill Street 95-97 C 1 Neill Street 101-111 C 1 Neill Street Former Hotel, cnr Canning St B 2 Neill Street 28 D 2 Neill Street 52 C 2 Neill Street 54 C 2 Neill Street 56 C 2 Neill Street 60 C 2 Neill Street 62 C 2 Neill Street 64 C 2 Neill Street 66 C 2 Neill Street 74 C 2 Neill Street 76 C 2 Neill Street 78 C 2 Neill Street 80 D 2 Neill Street 82 C 2 Neill Street 86 C 2 Neill Street 88 C 2 Neill Street 90 C 2 Nicholson Street Royal Exhibition Building A 1 Nicholson Street 27 C 2 Nicholson Street 29 C 2 Nicholson Street 31 C 2 Nicholson Street 33 C 2 Nicholson Street 35 C 2 Nicholson Street 37-43 C 2 Nicholson Street 47 C 2 Nicholson Street 51 C 2 Nicholson Street 53 C 2 Nicholson Street 55 C 2 Nicholson Street 57-63 C 2 Nicholson Street 69 C 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 27 of 132 Page 147 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Nicholson Street 73 C 3 Nicholson Street 75 C 3 Nicholson Street 85-91 C 3 Nicholson Street 161 D 2 Nicholson Street 163 D 2 Nicholson Street 165 D 2 Nicholson Street 169 D 2 Nicholson Street 177 C 2 Nicholson Street 179 C 2 Nicholson Street 181-185 C 2 Nicholson Street 189 C 2 Nicholson Street 191 D 2 Nicholson Street 205 C 3 Nicholson Street 209-211 D 3 Nicholson Street 213-215 C 3 Nicholson Street 217 C 3 Nicholson Street 221 C 3 Nicholson Street 223-225 C 3 Nicholson Street 227 C 3 Nicholson Street 241 C 3 Nicholson Street 243 C 3 Nicholson Street 245 C 3 Nicholson Street 255 D 3 Nicholson Street 257 C 3 Nicholson Street 261 C 3 Nicholson Street 263 C 3 Nicholson Street 275 C 3 Nicholson Street Cnr Princes St D 3 Orr Street 16 D 3 Orr Street 18 D 3 Orr Street 20-22 D 3 Owen Street 21 C 1 Owen Street 23 C 1 Owen Street 25 C 1 Owen Street 27 B 1 Owen Street 29 B 1 Owen Street 35 C 1 Owen Street 37 C 1 Owen Street 41 C 1 Owen Street 45 C 1 Owen Street 47 C 1 Owen Street 49 D 1 Palmerston Place 7 C 2 Palmerston Place 11 C 2 Palmerston Place 23-29 C 2 Palmerston Place 8 C 2 Palmerston Place 12 C 2 Palmerston Place 22-28 C 2 Palmerston Street 57 C 2 Palmerston Street 67 C 2 Palmerston Street 69 C 2 Palmerston Street 83 C 3 Palmerston Street 85 C 3 Palmerston Street 87 C 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 28 of 132 Page 148 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Palmerston Street Church A 1 Palmerston Street Church Hall D 1 Palmerston Street 105 C 3 Palmerston Street 115 C 3 Palmerston Street 117 C 3 Palmerston Street 119 C 3 Palmerston Street 141 C 3 Palmerston Street 143 D 3 Palmerston Street 145 D 3 Palmerston Street 147 D 3 Palmerston Street 149 C 3 Palmerston Street 151 C 3 Palmerston Street 153 C 3 Palmerston Street 157 C 3 Palmerston Street 159 C 3 Palmerston Street 161 C 3 Palmerston Street 163 C 3 Palmerston Street 171 C 3 Palmerston Street 183 C 3 Palmerston Street 187 D 3 Palmerston Street 189 D 3 Palmerston Street 191 D 3 Palmerston Street 193 D 3 Palmerston Street 207 C 3 Palmerston Street 18 C 2 Palmerston Street 20 C 2 Palmerston Street 24 B 2 Palmerston Street 28 C 2 Palmerston Street 38 C 3 Palmerston Street 40 C 3 Palmerston Street 46 B 2 Palmerston Street 48 C 2 Palmerston Street Former Shop cnr Canning St C 2 Palmerston Street 66 C 2 Palmerston Street 68 C 2 Palmerston Street 70 C 2 Palmerston Street 72 C 2 Palmerston Street 76 C 2 Palmerston Street 78 C 2 Palmerston Street 80 C 2 Palmerston Street 82 C 2 Palmerston Street 88 C 2 Palmerston Street 90 C 2 Palmerston Street 92 C 2 Palmerston Street 94 C 2 Palmerston Street 96 C 2 Palmerston Street 100 C 2 Palmerston Street 104 C 2 Palmerston Street 106 C 2 Palmerston Street 108 C 2 Palmerston Street 114 C 2 Palmerston Street 116 D 2 Palmerston Street 118 D 2 Palmerston Street 120 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 29 of 132 Page 149 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Palmerston Street 122 D 2 Palmerston Street 230 C 2 Palmerston Street 234 C 2 Palmerston Street 236 C 2 Palmerston Street 240 C 2 Palmerston Street 242 C 2 Pelham Street 157-163 D 3 Pelham Street 175 C 2 Pelham Street 233 D 3 Pelham Street St Georges Old School A 1 Pelham Street 52 D 2 Pelham Street 54-56 C 2 Pelham Street 58 D 2 Pelham Street 64-70 D 2 Pelham Street 96 A 3 Pelham Street 196 C 1 Pelham Street 226 C 3 Pelham Street 228 C 3 Pelham Street NE cnr Berkeley St D 3 Pitt Street 13 C 2 Pitt Street 15 C 2 Pitt Street 17 C 2 Pitt Street 19 C 2 Pitt Street 21 C 2 Pitt Street 23 C 2 Pitt Street 27 C 2 Pitt Street 43 C 2 Pitt Street 45 C 2 Pitt Street 47 C 2 Pitt Street 51 C 2 Pitt Street 12 C 2 Pitt Street 14 D 2 Pitt Street 18 C 2 Pitt Street 24 C 2 Pitt Street 26 C 2 Pitt Street 28 D 2 Pitt Street 32 C 2 Pitt Street 38 C 2 Pitt Street 40 C 2 Pitt Street 42 C 2 Pitt Street 44 C 2 Pitt Street 46 C 2 Pitt Street 48 C 2 Pitt Street 52 C 2 Pitt Street 56 D 2 Pitt Street 58 D 2 Pitt Street 60 C 2 Pitt Street 62 C 2 Post Office Place 1 C 2 Post Office Place 3 C 2 Princes Street 67 C 2 Princes Street 69 C 2 Princes Street 71 C 2 Princes Street 73 C 2
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 31 of 132 Page 151 of 309 Carlton CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Rathdowne Street 265-267 C 1 Rathdowne Street 269 C 1 Rathdowne Street 271-277 C 2 Rathdowne Street 279-281 B 2 Rathdowne Street 291 D 2 Rathdowne Street 301 A 2 Rathdowne Street 303 C 2 Rathdowne Street 307 B 2 Rathdowne Street 309 C 2 Rathdowne Street 311 C 2 Rathdowne Street 313 C 2 Rathdowne Street 315 C 2 Rathdowne Street 319 C 2 Rathdowne Street 329-335 C 2 Rathdowne Street 339 D 2 Rathdowne Street 341 D 2 Rathdowne Street 343 C 2 Rathdowne Street 357 C 2 Rathdowne Street 397 D 2 Rathdowne Street 401 C 2 Rathdowne Street 403 C 2 Rathdowne Street 405 C 2 Rathdowne Street 407 C 2 Rathdowne Street 409-411 C 2 Rathdowne Street 421 D 3 Rathdowne Street 16 C 2 Rathdowne Street 24 C 2 Rathdowne Street 26 C 2 Rathdowne Street 28 C 2 Rathdowne Street 30 C 2 Rathdowne Street 32 C 2 Rathdowne Street 34 C 2 Rathdowne Street 36 C 2 Rathdowne Street 42 D 3 Rathdowne Street 44 D 3 Rathdowne Street 46-48 C 3 Rathdowne Street 74 (see 71 Macarthur Place) C 2 Rathdowne Street 88 B 2 Rathdowne Street 96 C 2 Rathdowne Street 108 C 2 Rathdowne Street 110 C 2 Rathdowne Street 114 C 2 Rathdowne Street 116 C 2 Rathdowne Street 120 C 2 Rathdowne Street 122 C 2 Rathdowne Street 124 C 2 Rathdowne Street 126 C 2 Rathdowne Street 130 C 2 Rathdowne Street 132 C 2 Rathdowne Street 134 C 2 Rathdowne Street 154 C 2 Rathdowne Street 156 C 2 Rathdowne Street 160 C 1 Rathdowne Street 164 C 1
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 37 of 132 Page 157 of 309 East Melbourne & Jolimont CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Agnes Street 11 C 2 Agnes Street 15 C 2 Agnes Street 19 C 2 Agnes Street 21 D 2 Agnes Street 27 C 2 Agnes Street 33-41 C 2 Agnes Street 45 C 2 Agnes Street 47 C 2 Agnes Street 49 C 2 Agnes Street 53 D 2 Agnes Street 55 D 2 Agnes Street 57 C 2 Albert Street 5 D 2 Albert Street 7 D 2 Albert Street 9 D 2 Albert Street 11 D 2 Albert Street 13 D 2 Albert Street 15 D 2 Albert Street 17 D 2 Albert Street 35 C 2 Albert Street 37 C 2 Albert Street 39 C 2 Albert Street 41 C 2 Albert Street 43 C 2 Albert Street 34 D 2 Albert Street 36 D 2 Albert Street 38 D 2 Albert Street 40 D 2 Albert Street 42 C 2 Albert Street 54 A 2 Albert Street 56 A 2 Albert Street 58 A 2 Albert Street 70 B 2 Albert Street 74 D 2 Albert Street 78 C 2 Albert Street 80 C 2 Albert Street 82 C 2 Albert Street 128 C 2 Albert Street 130 C 2 Albert Street 132 D 1 Albert Street 134 D 1 Albert Street 206 D 1 Albert Street 254 B 3 Albert Street 260 C 3 Albert Street 306-312 B 2 Albert Street 318 B 2 Albert Street 348 B 2 Albert Street 362 D 2 Albert Street 364 B 2 Albert Street 366 C 2 Albert Street 384-400 A 1 Albert Street 402 A 1 Albert Street 404 A 1 Albert Street 406 A 1
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 39 of 132 Page 159 of 309 East Melbourne & Jolimont CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Darling Street 24 D 2 Darling Street 28-30 B 2 Fitzroy Gardens Hotham St Entrance & Steps C - Fitzroy Gardens Gardener’s Residence & Stables A - Fitzroy Gardens Captain Cook’s Cottage A - Fitzroy Gardens Conservatory C - Fitzroy Gardens Sculpture C - Fitzroy Gardens Drinking Fountain C - Fitzroy Gardens House D - Fitzroy Gardens Sculpture C - Fitzroy Gardens Fence C - Fitzroy Gardens Glass Houses (4 No.) D - Fitzroy Gardens Folly C - Fitzroy Gardens Pavilion A - Fitzroy Gardens Fountain A - Fitzroy Gardens Substation A - Garden Avenue (Centre Off All A 1 Wellington Pde Nth) George Street 11 C 2 George Street 17 C 2 George Street 21-25 C 2 George Street 29 C 2 George Street 37 C 2 George Street 47 C 2 George Street 49 D 2 George Street 51-53 D 2 George Street 55 D 2 George Street 63 B 2 George Street 105 D 2 George Street 109 B 2 George Street 115 B 2 George Street 117 B 2 George Street 121 C 2 George Street 123 C 2 George Street 125 C 2 George Street 125A A 2 George Street 125B C 2 George Street 129 D 2 George Street 135 A 2 George Street 171 D 2 George Street 173 D 2 George Street 175 D 2 George Street 193 A 1 George Street 199 A 1 George Street 201 A 1 George Street 203 A 1 George Street 205 A 1 George Street 207 A 1 George Street 209 A 1 George Street 2-14 D 2 George Street 16 B 2 George Street 20-22 B 2 George Street 26 C 2
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 41 of 132 Page 161 of 309 East Melbourne & Jolimont CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Gipps Street 127 C 2 Gipps Street 129 D 2 Gipps Street 153 D 2 Gipps Street 155 B 1 Gipps Street 157 C 1 Gipps Street 159 A 1 Gipps Street 165 B 1 Gipps Street 167 B 1 Gipps Street 169 B 1 Gipps Street 173 B 1 Gipps Street 179 A 1 Gipps Street 181 C 1 Gipps Street 42 C 2 Gipps Street 46 D 2 Gipps Street 48 D 2 Gipps Street 52 D 2 Gipps Street 54 D 2 Gipps Street 56 D 2 Gipps Street 70 C 2 Gipps Street 72 C 2 Gipps Street 74 C 2 Gipps Street 76 C 2 Gipps Street 80 C 2 Gipps Street 86 A 2 Gipps Street 88 B 2 Gipps Street 90 B 2 Gipps Street 92 C 1 Gipps Street 104 A 1 Gipps Street 118 A 1 Gipps Street 128 A 1 Gipps Street 130 A 1 Gipps Street 132 A 1 Gordon Reserve (see Macarthur Place) Grey Street 15 D 2 Grey Street 17 D 2 Grey Street 25 D 2 Grey Street 33 C 2 Grey Street 35 C 2 Grey Street 37 D 2 Grey Street 39 D 2 Grey Street 41 A 2 Grey Street 43 A 2 Grey Street 45 C 2 Grey Street 47 C 2 Grey Street 49 C 2 Grey Street 51 D 2 Grey Street 61 C 2 Grey Street 65-67 D 2 Grey Street 73 C 2 Grey Street 77 B 2 Grey Street 81 C 2 Grey Street 83 C 2 Grey Street 85 C 2
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 44 of 132 Page 164 of 309 East Melbourne & Jolimont CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Hotham Street 80 C 2 Hotham Street 92 A 2 Hotham Street 94 A 2 Hotham Street 96 D 2 Hotham Street 100 C 2 Hotham Street 110-112 B 1 Hotham Street 114 B 1 Hotham Street 116 B 1 Hotham Street 118 B 1 Hotham Street 120 B 1 Hotham Street 146 A 1 Hotham Street 148 A 1 Hotham Street 152 B 1 Hotham Street 154 A 1 Hotham Street 156 A 1 Hotham Street 158 A 1 Hotham Street 160 A 1 Hotham Street 162 A 1 Hotham Street 164 A 1 Hotham Street 168 C 1 Hotham Street 170 C 1 Hotham Street 172 D 1 Hotham Street 174-188 C 1 Jolimont Terrace 2-10 A 1 Jolimont Terrace 12 A 1 Jolimont Terrace 12A D 1 Jolimont Terrace 16 C 1 Jolimont Terrace 18 B 1 Jolimont Terrace 20 C 1 Jolimont Terrace 22 C 1 Jolimont Terrace 24 C 1 Jolimont Terrace 26 C 1 Jolimont Terrace 28 B 1 Jolimont Terrace 30 B 1 Jolimont Terrace 32 A 1 Jolimont Terrace 40 B 1 Jolimont Terrace 42 B 1 Jolimont Street 50 C 2 Jolimont Street 62 C 2 Jolimont Street 64 C 2 Jolimont Street 76-68 D 2 Jolimont Street 80 D 2 Jolimont Street 86 C 2 Jolimont Road 106 D 2 Jolimont Road 110 D 2 Jolimont Road 124-126 D 2 Jolimont Road 128 D 2 Jolimont Road 140-142 C 2 Landsdowne Street 15-17 A 1 Landsdowne Street 19 A 1 Landsdowne Street 21 A 1 Landsdowne Street 23 A 1 Landsdowne Street 25 A 1 Landsdowne Street 27 A 1
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 54 of 132 Page 174 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Barnett Street 35 D 3 Barnett Street 41 D 2 Barnett Street 43 D 2 Barnett Street 45 D 2 Barnett Street 49 D 3 Barnett Street 61-63 D 23 Barnett Street 65 D 23 Barnett Street 67 D 23 Barnett Street 71 D 3 Barnett Street 73-79 D 2 Barnett Street 81, 83, 85, 87, 89, 91 D 2 Barnett Street 93 D 2 Barnett Street 95 D 2 Barnett Street 97 D 2 Barnett Street 2 D 2 Barnett Street 4 D 2 Barnett Street 6 D 2 Barnett Street 8 D 2 Barnett Street 10 D 2 Barnett Street 12 D 2 Barnett Street 14 D 2 Barnett Street 16 D 2 Barnett Street 18 D 2 Barnett Street 20 D 2 Barnett Street 22 D 2 Barnett Street 24 D 2 Barnett Street 32 D 3 Barnett Street 34 D 3 Barnett Street 36 D 3 Barnett Street 38 D 3 Barnett Street 46 D 2 Barnett Street 48 D 2 Barnett Street 50 D 2 Barnett Street 52 D 2 Barnett Street 54 D 2 Barnett Street 58 CD 23 Barnett Street 60 D 23 Barnett Street 62 D 23 Barnett Street 64 D 23 Barnett Street 66 D 23 Barnett Street 68 CD 2 Barnett Street 70-72 CD 2 Barnett Street 74-76 CD 2 Barnett Street 78-80 CD 2 Barnett Street 82-84 CD 2 Barnett Street 86-88 CD 2 Barnett Street 90 CD 2 Barnett Street 92 D 2 Barnett Street 94 D 2 Barnett Street 96, 98 D 2 Barnett Street 100 D 2 Barrett Street 13 C 3 Bayswater Road 17 D 3 Bayswater Road 21 D 3
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Bellair Street 22 Child Welfare Centre C 3 Bellair Street 24-40 Former Municipal Offices B 3 Bellair Street 42 D 3 Bellair Street 44 D 3 Bellair Street 46 D 3 Bellair Street 48 D 3 Bellair Street 50 D 3 Bellair Street 52-54 D 3 Bellair Street 56 D 3 Bellair Street 64 D 2 Bellair Street 66 D 2 Bellair Street 72 D 2 Bellair Street 76 D 2 Bellair Street 78 D 2 Bellair Street 80 D 2 Bellair Street 84-86 C 2 Bellair Street 90 D 2 Bellair Street 92 D 2 Bellair Street 94 D 2 Bellair Street 96 D 2 Bellair Street 104-106 D 2
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 62 of 132 Page 182 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Hopetoun Street 27 C 3 Hopetoun Street 2 D 3 Hopetoun Street 4 D 3 Hopetoun Street 6-22 D 3 Hopetoun Street 24-26 D 3 Kensington Road 21 D 3 Kensington Road 23 D 3 Kensington Road 25 D 3 Kensington Road 27 D 3 Kensington Road 29 D 3 Kensington Road 31 D 3 Kensington Road 2-4 D 3 Kensington Road 24 D 3 Kensington Road 26 D 3 Kensington Road 32 D 3 Kensington Road 34 D 3 Kensington Road 36 D 3 Kensington Road 38 D 3 Kensington Road 40 D 3 Kensington Road 42 D 3 Kensington Road 46 D 3 Kensington Road 48 D 3 Kensington Road 50 D 3 Kensington Road 52 D 3 Kensington Road 56 D 3 Kensington Road 60 D 3 Kensington Road 62 D 3 Kensington Road 64 D 3 Kensington Road 66 D 3 Kensington Road 68 D 3 Lambeth Street 37 D 2 Lambeth Street 39 D 2 Lambeth Street 41 D 2 Lambeth Street 43 D 2 Lambeth Street 45 D 2 Lambeth Street 47 D 2 Lambeth Street 49 D 2 Lambeth Street 51 D 2 Lambeth Street 53 D 2 Lambeth Street 55 D 2 Lambeth Street 57-59 D 2 Lloyd Street 3 B 3 Lloyd Street Hotel, cnr Dynon Rd C 1 Lynch’s Bridge Weighbridge Building C - Lynch’s Bridge Administration Block B - Lynch’s Bridge Beef Slaugterhouse Complex B - Lynch’s Bridge Pig Slaughterhouse Complex A - Lynch’s Bridge Mutton Slaughterhouse Complex B - Lynch’s Bridge Union Room C - Lynch’s Bridge Engine House Building C - Macaulay Road 393-399 C 3 Macaulay Road 401-411 C 3 Macaulay Road 429-431 D 3 Macaulay Road 433-435 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 63 of 132 Page 183 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Macaulay Road 453 D ? Macaulay Road 475 D 3 Macaulay Road 477-479 D 3 Macaulay Road 481 D 3 Macaulay Road 489 C 2 Macaulay Road 497 D 2 Macaulay Road 499 D 2 Macaulay Road 507-509 D 2 Macaulay Road 511-517 C 2 Macaulay Road 521 (Hardiman’s Hotel) B 2 Macaulay Road 537-539 D 3 Macaulay Road 458-460 C 3 Macaulay Road 472-482 C 2 Macaulay Road 492-494 D 3 Macaulay Road 496-498 D 3 Macaulay Road 500 D 3 Macaulay Road 506 D 2 Macaulay Road 508 D 3 Macaulay Road 510-516 C 3 Macaulay Road 518 D 3 Macaulay Road 520-522 C 2 Macaulay Road 524 D 2 Macaulay Road 526-532 D 2 McConnell Street 3 E 3 McConnell Street 5 D 3 McConnell Street 9, 11, 13 E 3 McConnell Street 15 D 3 McConnell Street 17 D 3 McConnell Street 19, 21 D 3 McConnell Street 25 D 3 McConnell Street 27 D 3 McConnell Street 29 D 3 McConnell Street 31, 33 D 3 McConnell Street 35 D 3 McConnell Street 37 D 3 McConnell Street 39 D 3 McConnell Street 41-43 D 3 McConnell Street 45 D 2 McConnell Street 49 C 2 McConnell Street 55 D 2 McConnell Street 59 D 2 McConnell Street 67 E 3 McConnell Street 69 D 2 McConnell Street 71 D 2 McConnell Street 73 D 2 McConnell Street 75 D 2 McConnell Street 81 D 2 McConnell Street 83 D 2 McConnell Street 85-87 C 2 McConnell Street 89 D 2 McConnell Street 91 D 2 McConnell Street 95 D 2 McConnell Street 97 E 2 McConnell Street 99 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 64 of 132 Page 184 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading McConnell Street 101 C 2 McConnell Street 103 D 2 McConnell Street 105-109 E 3 McConnell Street 2 D 3 McConnell Street 6 D 3 McConnell Street 8, 10, 12 D 3 McConnell Street 14 D 3 McConnell Street 16 D 3 McConnell Street 18 D 3 McConnell Street 20 D 3 McConnell Street 22 D 3 McConnell Street 24, 26 D 3 McConnell Street 28 D 3 McConnell Street 30 D 3 McConnell Street 32, 34 D 3 McConnell Street 36 D 3 McConnell Street 44 D 3 McConnell Street 46 D 3 McConnell Street 48, 50 D 3 McConnell Street 52 D 3 McConnell Street 56 D 3 McConnell Street 58 D 3 McConnell Street 60 D 3 McConnell Street 62 D 3 McConnell Street 64 D 3 McConnell Street 66 D 3 McConnell Street 68, 70, 72, 74, 76 D 3 McConnell Street 78 D 3 McConnell Street 80 D 3 McConnell Street 82, 84 D 2 McConnell Street 86, 88, 90-92 C 2 McConnell Street 94 D 2 McConnell Street 96 D 2 McConnell Street 100 C 2 McConnell Street 102 D 3 McConnell Street 104 D 3 McConnell Street 106 D 3 McConnell Street 108 D 3 McConnell Street 110 D 3 McConnell Street 112 D 2 McConnell Street 114 C 2 McConnell Street 116 D 2 McCracken Street 1 D 3 McCracken Street 3 D 3 McCracken Street 5 D 3 McCracken Street 9 D 2 McCracken Street 11 D 2 McCracken Street 13 D 2 McCracken Street 15 D 2 McCracken Street 17 D 2 McCracken Street 19 D 2 McCracken Street 21 D 3 McCracken Street 23 D 3 McCracken Street 25, 27 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 65 of 132 Page 185 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading McCracken Street 29, 31 D 3 McCracken Street 39 D 3 McCracken Street 45 D 3 McCracken Street 47 D 3 McCracken Street 49 D 3 McCracken Street 51 C 3 McCracken Street 53 D 3 McCracken Street 55 D3 6TH Melbourne Group Scout Hall McCracken Street 57 D 3 McCracken Street 59 D 3 McCracken Street 61 E 3 McCracken Street 65 E 3 McCracken Street 67 D 3 McCracken Street 69 D 3 McCracken Street 71 D 3 McCracken Street 77-83 C 2 McCracken Street 85-87 D 2 McCracken Street 89-91 C 2 McCracken Street 93 D 2 McCracken Street 97 D 2 McCracken Street 99 C 2 McCracken Street 103 – Holy Trinity Church C 2 McCracken Street 119 D 2 McCracken Street 2-4 D 2 McCracken Street 6-8 D 2 McCracken Street 10 D 2 McCracken Street 12 D 2 McCracken Street 16 D 2 McCracken Street 18 D 2 McCracken Street 20 D 2 McCracken Street 22 C 2 McCracken Street 24 D 2 McCracken Street 26 D 2 McCracken Street 28 D 2 McCracken Street 30 D 2 McCracken Street 32 C 2 McCracken Street 38 D 3 McCracken Street 40 D 3 McCracken Street 42 D 3 McCracken Street 44 D 3 McCracken Street 46 D 3 McCracken Street 56 D 3 McCracken Street 58 E 3 McCracken Street State School Kensington SS2374 C 2 McCracken Street Holy Trinity Anglican Church C - McCracken Street 76 Former Wesleyan Church C 2 McCracken Street 78 E 3 McCracken Street 80 E 3 McCracken Street 82 E 3 McCracken Street 84 E 3 McMeikan Street 2 E 3 Maribyrnong River Footbridge A - Maribyrnong River Railway Bridge C -
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 66 of 132 Page 186 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Market Street 43, 47 D 3 Market Street 49, 51 D 3 Market Street 53 D 3 Market Street 55 D 3 Market Street 57 D 3 Market Street 59, 61 D 3 Market Street 63 D 3 Market Street 65 D 3 Market Street 67 D 3 Market Street 69 D 3 Market Street 71 D 3 Market Street 73 D 3 Market Street 75 D 3 Market Street 77 D 3 Market Street 79 D 3 Market Street 83 D 3 Moonee Ponds Creek Bridge, Railing Only C - Moonee Ponds Creek Dynon Road Bridge C - New Street 1 D 2 New Street 3 D 2 New Street 2 D 2 New Street 4 D 2 Nottingham Street 1 D 2 Nottingham Street 3 D 2 Nottingham Street 5 D 2 Nottingham Street 7 D 2 Nottingham Street 9 D 2 Nottingham Street 11 C 2 Ormond Street 1 D 2 Ormond Street 3 D 2 Ormond Street 5 D 2 Ormond Street 7 D 2 Ormond Street 15 D 2 Ormond Street 17 C 2 Ormond Street 19 D 2 Ormond Street 21-25 D 2 Ormond Street 27 D 2 Ormond Street 29 D 2 Ormond Street 31 D 2 Ormond Street 33-35 D 2 Ormond Street 37 D 2 Ormond Street 39 D 2 Ormond Street 41 D 2 Ormond Street 45 D 2 Ormond Street 47 D 2 Ormond Street 49 D 2 Ormond Street 51-57 D 3 Ormond Street 59 D 3 Ormond Street 61 D 3 Ormond Street 63 D 3 Ormond Street 65 D 3 Ormond Street 67 D 3 Ormond Street 69 D 3 Ormond Street 71 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 67 of 132 Page 187 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Ormond Street 73 D 3 Ormond Street 75 D 3 Ormond Street 77 D 3 Ormond Street 79 D 3 Ormond Street 81 D 3 Ormond Street 83 D 3 Ormond Street 87 D 3 Ormond Street 89 D 3 Ormond Street 91 D 3 Ormond Street 93 D 3 Ormond Street 95 D 3 Ormond Street 97 C 2 Ormond Street 99 D 2 Ormond Street 123 D 2 Ormond Street 125 D 2 Ormond Street 127 D 2 Ormond Street 129 D 2 Ormond Street 131 D 2 Ormond Street 133 D 2 Ormond Street 2 D 3 Ormond Street 4 D 3 Ormond Street 6 D 3 Ormond Street 8 D 3 Ormond Street 12 D 3 Ormond Street 14 D 3 Ormond Street 16 D 3 Ormond Street 18 D 3 Ormond Street 20 D 3 Ormond Street 22 D 3 Ormond Street 24 D 3 Ormond Street 26 D 3 Ormond Street 28 D 3 Ormond Street 30 D 3 Ormond Street 32 D 3 Ormond Street 34 D 3 Ormond Street 36-38 C 2 Ormond Street 40 D 2 Ormond Street 42 D 2 Ormond Street 48-52 C 2 Ormond Street 58 D 2 Ormond Street 60 D 2 Ormond Street 62 D 2 Parsons Street 27-31 D 3 Parsons Street 33 D 3 Parsons Street 37 D 3 Parsons Street 39 D 3 Parsons Street 4 D 3 Parsons Street 6 D 3 Parsons Street 8 D 3 Parsons Street 10 D 3 Parsons Street 12 D 3 Parsons Street 34 B 3 Parsons Street 36 D 3 Parsons Street 38 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 68 of 132 Page 188 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Parsons Street 40 D 3 Parsons Street 42 D 2 Percy Street 3 D 3 Percy Street 5 D 3 Percy Street 9 D 3 Percy Street 11 D 3 Percy Street 13 D 3 Percy Street 2 D 2 Percy Street 4 D 2 Percy Street 6 D 2 Percy Street 8 D 2 Percy Street 12 D 3 Pridham Street 1-3 D 2 Pridham Street 5 D 2 Pridham Street 9 D 3 Pridham Street 13 D 2 Pridham Street 15 C 32 Pridham Street 17 D 2 Pridham Street 19 D 2 Pridham Street 21 D 2 Pridham Street 23 D 2 Pridham Street 25 D 2 Pridham Street 27 D 2 Pridham Street 31 D 3 Pridham Street 16 D 3 Pridham Street 18 D 3 Pridham Street 20 D 2 Pridham Street 22 D 2 Pridham Street 24-26 D 3 Pridham Street 28 D 2 Pridham Street 30 D 2 Racecourse Road 135-157 B 3 Racecourse Road and Epsom Former Newmarket Abattoir and -- Road Sale Yards Rankins Road 15 D 3 Rankins Road 17 B 3 Rankins Road 25 C 3 Rankins Road 43 C 2 Rankins Road 45 C 3 Rankins Road 47 C 3 Rankins Road 49 C 3 Rankins Road 141 E 3 Rankins Road 143, 145 DE 3 Rankins Road 147-151 CD 23 Rankins Road 153-155 D 23 Rankins Road 157 D 2 Rankins Road 159-161, 163 D 23 Rankins Road 165 CD 23 Rankins Road 167 D 23 Rankins Road 169-173 D 23 Rankins Road 171 C 2 Rankins Road 173 C 2 Rankins Road 10 D 2 Rankins Road 12 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 69 of 132 Page 189 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Rankins Road 14 D 2 Rankins Road 16 D 2 Rankins Road 20-22 C 3 Rankins Road 24 C 2 Rankins Road 30 D 3 Rankins Road 32 C 2 Rankins Road 34 C 2 Rankins Road 128 D 3 Rankins Road 130-132 D 3 The Ridgeway 1 D 3 The Ridgeway 3 D 3 The Ridgeway 5 D 3 The Ridgeway 9 D 3 The Ridgeway 11 D 3 The Ridgeway 13 D 3 The Ridgeway 15 B 3 The Ridgeway 15A B 3 The Ridgeway 21-25 D 2 The Ridgeway 27 D 2 The Ridgeway 31 D 2 The Ridgeway 33 D 2 The Ridgeway 35 D 2 The Ridgeway 37 D 2 The Ridgeway 41-43 D 2 The Ridgeway 45 D 2 The Ridgeway 47 D 2 The Ridgeway 49-51 D 2 The Ridgeway 53 D 2 The Ridgeway 55 D 2 The Ridgeway 57 D 3 The Ridgeway 59 D 3 The Ridgeway 61 D 3 The Ridgeway 63 D 3 The Ridgeway 65 D 3 The Ridgeway 67 D 3 The Ridgeway 4 D 3 The Ridgeway 6 D 3 The Ridgeway 8 D 3 The Ridgeway 10 D 3 The Ridgeway 12 D 3 The Ridgeway 20 D 2 The Ridgeway 22 D 2 The Ridgeway 24 D 2 The Ridgeway 26 D 2 The Ridgeway 28 D 2 The Ridgeway 30 D 2 The Ridgeway 32 D 2 The Ridgeway 34 D 2 The Ridgeway 36 D 2 The Ridgeway 38 D 2 The Ridgeway 40 D 2 The Ridgeway 42 D 2 The Ridgeway 44 D 2 The Ridgeway 52 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 70 of 132 Page 190 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading The Ridgeway 54 D 3 The Ridgeway 60 D 3 The Ridgeway 62 D 3 Robertson Street 3 D 3 Robertson Street 5 D 3 Robertson Street 7 D 3 Robertson Street 11 D 3 Robertson Street 13 D 3 Robertson Street 15 D 3 Robertson Street 17 D 3 Robertson Street 19-23 D 3 Robertson Street 25 D 2 Robertson Street 27 D 2 Robertson Street 29 D 2 Robertson Street 33 D 2 Robertson Street 37 D 3 Robertson Street 39 D 3 Robertson Street 41 D 3 Robertson Street 43 D 3 Robertson Street 47 D 2 Robertson Street 49 D 2 Sims Street Lot 2, Farley & Lewis Concrete C3 Works Southey Street 1 D 2 Southey Street 3 D 2 Southey Street 9 D 2 Southey Street 11 D 2 Southey Street 13 D 2 Southey Street 15 D 2 Southey Street 17 D 2 Southey Street 19 C 2 Southey Street 21 C 2 Southey Street 23-27 D 2 Southey Street 8 D 3 Southey Street 10 D 3 Southey Street 12 D 3 Southey Street 14 D 3 Smith Street 44 D 23 Smith Street 46 D 23 Smith Street 48 D 23 Smith Street 50 D 23 Smith Street 52 D 23 Tennyson Street 1 D 3 Tennyson Street 3 D 3 Tennyson Street 9 D 3 Tennyson Street 11 D 3 Tennyson Street 13 D 3 Tennyson Street 15-17 D 3 Tennyson Street 23 D 3 Tennyson Street 25 D 3 Tennyson Street 63 D 2 Tennyson Street 10 D 2 Tennyson Street 12 D 2 Tennyson Street 14 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 71 of 132 Page 191 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Tennyson Street 16 D 2 Tennyson Street 18 D 2 Tennyson Street 20 C 2 Tennyson Street 22 D 2 Tennyson Street 24 D 2 Tennyson Street 26 D 2 Tennyson Street 28 D 2 Tennyson Street 30 D 2 Tennyson Street 32 D 2 Tennyson Street 34 D 2 Tennyson Street 36 D 2 Tennyson Street 40 D 2 Tennyson Street 42 D 2 Tennyson Street 48 D 2 Tennyson Street 58 D 3 Tennyson Street 60 D 2 Tennyson Street 62 D 2 Tennyson Street 64 D 2 Tennyson Street 66 D 2 Tennyson Street 68 D 2 Tennyson Street 70 D 2 Tennyson Street 76 D 2 Tennyson Street 78 D 2 Tennyson Street 80 C 2 Tennyson Street 82 D 2 Tennyson Street 86 D 2 Tennyson Street 88 D 2 Tennyson Street 90-98 D 2 Tennyson Street 100 B 2 Westbourne Road 9 D 3 Westbourne Road 17 D 3 Westbourne Road 21 D 3 Westbourne Road 23 D 3 Westbourne Road 25-27 D 3 Westbourne Road 29 D 3 Westbourne Road 31 D 3 Westbourne Road 33 D 3 Westbourne Road 35 D 3 Westbourne Road 43 D 3 Westbourne Road 45 D 3 Westbourne Road 47 D 3 Westbourne Road 49 D 3 Westbourne Road 51 D 3 Westbourne Road 53 D 3 Westbourne Road 55 D 3 Westbourne Road 59 D 3 Westbourne Road 67 (previously 69) D 3 Wight Street 1 C 2 Wight Street 3 D 2 Wight Street 5 D 2 Wight Street 7, 7A D 3 Wight Street 9, 11, 13 D 3 Wight Street 15 D 3 Wight Street 17-19 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 72 of 132 Page 192 of 309 Flemington & Kensington CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Wight Street 2 D 3 Wight Street 4 D 3 Wolseley Parade 1 D 3 Wolseley Parade 5 D 3 Wolseley Parade 7 D 3 Wolseley Parade 9 D 3 Wolseley Parade 21 D 3 Wolseley Parade 25 D 3 Wolseley Parade 27 D 3 Wolseley Parade 29 D 3 Wolseley Parade 37 D 2 Wolseley Parade 39 D 2 Wolseley Parade 41 C 2 Wolseley Parade 43 D 2 Wolseley Parade 45 C 2 Wolseley Parade 47 C 2 Wolseley Parade 49 D 2 Wolseley Parade 51 D 2 Wolseley Parade 53 D 2 Wolseley Parade 8 D 2 Wolseley Parade 10 D 2 Wolseley Parade 12 D 2 Wolseley Parade 14 D 2 Wolseley Parade 16 D 2 Wolseley Parade 18 D 2 Wolseley Parade 20-22 C 2 Wolseley Parade 24 D 2 Wolseley Parade 26-28 C 2 Wolseley Parade 30 D 3 Wolseley Parade 32 D 3 Wolseley Parade 36 D 3 Wolseley Parade 38 D 3 Wolseley Parade 40 D 3 Wolseley Parade 42 D 3 Wolseley Parade 48 D 3 Wolseley Parade 50 D 3 Wolseley Parade 52 D 3 Wolseley Parade 54 D 3 Wolseley Parade 56 D 3 Wolseley Parade 58 D 3 Wolseley Parade 60 D 3
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MELBOURNE
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 - SCHEDULE PAGE 74 of 132 Page 194 of 309 Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Bowen Street (North East RMIT Art Blg (Blg 2) D - Cnr La Trobe) Bowen Street RMIT Kernot Engineering School D- (Blg 3) Bowen Street RMIT Blg 4 A - Bowen Street RMIT Blg 5 & 9 B 2 Bowen Street RMIT Blg 7 C 2 Bowen Street RMIT Blg 6 C - Exhibition Street 355-357 D 3 Exhibition Street 359 D 3 LaTrobe Street 6 C - LaTrobe Street 8 A - LaTrobe Street 20-56 - 2 LaTrobe Street 30-34 C 2 LaTrobe Street 36-40 C 2 LaTrobe Street 46-50 C 2 LaTrobe Street 52 C 2 LaTrobe Street 58-64 D - LaTrobe Street 124 A 1 LaTrobe Street 168-170 B - Russell Street 325 A 1 Russell Street City Watch House B 1 Russell Street Former Melbourne Gaol A 1 Russell Street RMIT Blg 13 B 1 Russell Street 336-350 D 3 Russell Street 354 A - Russell Street 372-376 C - Russell Street 380 B - Russell Street 394 B 2 Swanston Street 330-334 C 2 Swanston Street 336-338 D 2 Swanston Street 340 D 2 Swanston Street 344-346 A 2 Swanston Street 420 A - Victoria Street 31-33 A 2
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INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 76of 132 Page 196 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Abbotsford Street 163-165 D 3 Abbotsford Street 167-169 D 3 Abbotsford Street 171 D 3 Abbotsford Street 179 D 3 Abbotsford Street 181 D 3 Abbotsford Street 187-201 A 3 Abbotsford Street 217 D 3 Abbotsford Street 225 D 3 Abbotsford Street 231 D 3 Abbotsford Street 235 C 2 Abbotsford Street 237 D 2 Abbotsford Street 239 D 2 Abbotsford Street 241 D 2 Abbotsford Street 243 D 2 Abbotsford Street 245 D 2 Abbotsford Street 249 D 2 Abbotsford Street 251 D 2 Abbotsford Street 253 D 2 Abbotsford Street 255 D 2 Abbotsford Street 257 D 2 Abbotsford Street 259 D 2 Abbotsford Street 265-267 D 3 Abbotsford Street 393-395 B 3 Abbotsford Street 397 C 3 Abbotsford Street 401 C 3 Abbotsford Street 403 C 3 Abbotsford Street 407 C 2 Abbotsford Street 409 D 2 Abbotsford Street 433-435 B 3 Abbotsford Street 439-441 D 2 Abbotsford Street 443 C 2 Abbotsford Street 447-451 C 2 Abbotsford Street 453 C 2 Abbotsford Street 455 C 2 Abbotsford Street 457 C 2 Abbotsford Street 459 C 2 Abbotsford Street 461-463 D 2 Abbotsford Street 465-467 C 2 Abbotsford Street 469 D 2 Abbotsford Street 483 D 2 Abbotsford Street 485 D 2 Abbotsford Street 487 D 2 Abbotsford Street 489 D 2 Abbotsford Street 491 D 2 Abbotsford Street 493 D 2 Abbotsford Street 495 D 2 Abbotsford Street 497 D 2 Abbotsford Street 499 D 2 Abbotsford Street 501 D 2 Abbotsford Street 503 D 2 Abbotsford Street 505 C 2 Abbotsford Street 515-517 D 2 Abbotsford Street 519-521 C 2 Abbotsford Street 523-525 C 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 77of 132 Page 197 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Abbotsford Street 36-38 D 2 Abbotsford Street 40 D 2 Abbotsford Street 46-48 D 3 Abbotsford Street 54 D 3 Abbotsford Street 64-66 D 3 Abbotsford Street 68 D 3 Abbotsford Street 70 D 2 Abbotsford Street 86 D 2 Abbotsford Street 88 D 2 Abbotsford Street 90 D 2 Abbotsford Street 92-94 D 2 Abbotsford Street 98 C 2 Abbotsford Street 136 D 2 Abbotsford Street 138 D 2 Abbotsford Street 140 D 2 Abbotsford Street 144 D 2 Abbotsford Street 150-154 D 2 Abbotsford Street 156 D 3 Abbotsford Street 160 D 3 Abbotsford Street 180 D 2 Abbotsford Street 182 D 2 Abbotsford Street 184 D 3 Abbotsford Street 186 D 3 Abbotsford Street 200 D 3 Abbotsford Street 440-442 D 2 Abbotsford Street 444 D 2 Abbotsford Street 450 D 2 Abbotsford Street 452 D 2 Abbotsford Street 480-482 B 2 Abbotsford Street 484-500 B 2 Adderley Street 169 C 3 Adderley Street 173 C 3 Adderley Street 177 C 3 Adderley Street 179 D 3 Adderley Street 181 C 3 Adderley Street 191 D 3 Adderley Street 193 D 3 Adderley Street 195 C 3 Adderley Street 197 D 3 Adderley Street 199 D 3 Adderley Street 201 D 3 Adderley Street 217-221 D 3 Adderley Street 223 D 3 Adderley Street 231 D 3 Adderley Street 233 D 3 Adderley Street 235 D 3 Adderley Street 251 D 3 Adderley Street 255 D 3 Adderley Street 257-261 D 3 Adderley Street 263 C 3 Adderley Street 279 B 3 Adderley Street 136 D 3 Adderley Street 138-140 D 3 Adderley Street 142 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 78of 132 Page 198 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Adderley Street 162-164 C 3 Adderley Street 218-220 C 3 Adderley Street 222 D 3 Adderley Street 224-230 D 3 Adderley Street 234 D 3 Adderley Street 250 D 3 Adderley Street 252-254 D 3 Alfred Street 6 B 2 Alfred Street 8 D 2 Alfred Street 10 D 2 Alfred Street 12 D 2 Alfred Street 14-16 E 2 Alfred Street 18-22 D 2 Alfred Street 24 E 2 Alfred Street 26 D 2 Alfred Street 28 E 2 Alfred Street 30 E 2 Alfred Street 38 D 2 Alfred Street 40 D 2 Alfred Street 42-44 E 2 Alfred Street 48 E 2 Anderson Street 7-21 Former TB Guest Biscuit B3 Factory Anderson Street 6-12 D 3 Anderson Street 20 C 3 Arden Street 19 C 3 Arden Street 25-33 D 3 Arden Street 45-49 D 3 Arden Street 55-57 D 3 Arden Street 115-117 C 3 Arden Street 129-131 D 3 Arden Street 133 C 3 Arden Street 2 C 2 Arden Street 4-8 C 2 Arden Street 10-12 C 2 Arden Street 14 D 2 Arden Street 16 D 2 Arden Street 18 C 2 Arden Street 20 D 2 Arden Street 22-24 D 2 Arden Street 34 D 2 Arden Street 36 D 2 Arden Street 38 D 2 Arden Street 40 D 2 Arden Street 42 D 2 Arden Street 44 D 2 Arden Street 46-48 D 2 Arden Street 50 D 2 Arden Street 52 D 2 Arden Street 54 D 2 Arden Street 56 D 2 Arden Street 58 D 2 Arden Street 60 C 2 Arden Street 62 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 79of 132 Page 199 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Arden Street 70 C 3 Arden Street 192-200 D 3 Arden Street 202 D 3 Arden Street 210 C 3 Avis Lane 1 D 3 Atkin Street 1 D 3 Baillie Street 15-21 D 3 Baillie Street 23 D 3 Baillie Street 27 D 3 Baillie Street 41-43 D 3 Baillie Street 49 D 3 Baillie Street 51-53 D 3 Baillie Street 55 D 3 Baillie Street 57 D 3 Batman Street 33-47 B - Batman Street 49-53 D - Batman Street 55 D 3 Batman Street 2 A 2 Bendigo Street 1 D 3 Bendigo Street 11-13 C 3 Bendigo Street 15 B 3 Bendigo Street 14 D 3 Blackwood Street 9-11 D 3 Blackwood Street 15 C 3 Boundary Road 172-178 D 3 Boundary Road 180-182 C 3 Boundary Road 184-186 D 3 Boundary Road 206-208 E 3 Boundary Road 210 E 3 Brougham Street 1 D 2 Brougham Street 3 D 2 Brougham Street 5 D 2 Brougham Street 7 D 2 Brougham Street 9-11 D 2 Brougham Street 13 D 2 Brougham Street 17 – Former Uniting Church C 2 Brougham Street St Michael’s R.C. Church C 2 Brougham Street 33 C 3 Brougham Street 35-39 C 3 Brougham Street Rear 41 D 3 Brougham Street 47 C 3 Brougham Street 55 D 3 Brougham Street 57 C 3 Brougham Street 59 C 3 Brougham Street 59A D 3 Brougham Street 61 C 3 Brougham Street 4-16 D 3 Brougham Street 32 C 3 Brougham Street 34 C 3 Brougham Street 36 C 3 Brougham Street 38 D 3 Brougham Street 40-40A D 3 Brougham Street 46 C 3 Brougham Street 48 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 80of 132 Page 200 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Brougham Street 52 – St. Aloysius School C 3 Buncle Street 103 E 3 Byron Street 11-13 C 3 Byron Street 55 D 3 Canning Street 1-3 D 2 Canning Street 5-7 D 2 Canning Street 9-11 D 2 Canning Street 13-15 D 3 Canning Street 19 D 1 Canning Street 21 D 1 Canning Street 23-27 A 1 Canning Street 29 B 1 Canning Street 31 B 1 Canning Street 33 A 1 Canning Street 39 D 2 Canning Street 41 D 2 Canning Street 45 D 2 Canning Street 47 D 2 Canning Street 49 D 2 Canning Street 51 C 2 Canning Street 55 D 2 Canning Street 57 C 2 Canning Street 59 C 2 Canning Street 61 C 2 Canning Street 63 C 2 Canning Street 65 D 2 Canning Street 6 D 2 Canning Street 8 C 2 Canning Street 14 D 2 Canning Street 16 C 2 Canning Street 18 D 2 Canning Street 30 C 2 Canning Street 32 C 2 Canning Street 34 C 2 Canning Street 36 C 2 Canning Street 38 C 2 Canning Street 40 D 2 Canning Street 42 D 2 Canning Street 44 D 2 Canning Street 46 C 2 Capel Street 55 D 2 Capel Street 57 D 2 Capel Street 59 D 2 Capel Street 61 D 2 Capel Street 63-65 D 2 Capel Street 81 C 3 Capel Street 83 D 3 Capel Street 16 B 2 Capel Street 18-26 B 2 Capel Street 32-34 B 2 Capel Street 36 B 2 Capel Street 38 D 2 Capel Street 62 C 2 Capel Street 64 C 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 81of 132 Page 201 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Capel Street 80-82 C 2 Capel Street 84-86 C 2 Capel Street 120-122 D 1 Capel Street 124-126 C 1 Capel Street 128 D 1 Capel Street 130-134 C 1 Capel Street 136-138 C 1 Capel Street 144 C 1 Capel Street 146 C 1 Capel Street 148-150 C 1 Capel Street 152 C 1 Capel Street 154 C 1 Capel Street 156-158 C 1 Capel Street 160-162 C 1 Capel Street 196 D 3 Capel Street 204-206 B 3 Carroll Street 1 C 2 Carroll Street 3-5 D 2 Carroll Street 7 D 2 Carroll Street 11-13 D 2 Carroll Street 15 C 1 Carroll Street 17 C 1 Carroll Street 19-21 C 1 Carroll Street 23 D 1 Carroll Street 25 D 1 Carroll Street 27 D 1 Carroll Street 29 C 1 Carroll Street 31 D 1 Carroll Street 33 D 1 Carroll Street 4 D 1 Carroll Street 6 D 1 Carroll Street 8 D 1 Carroll Street 10 D 1 Carroll Street 12 D 1 Carroll Street 14 D 1 Carroll Street 16 D 1 Carroll Street 18 D 1 Carroll Street 20 D 1 Carroll Street 22 D 1 Carroll Street 24-26 D 1 Carroll Street 28 D 1 Carroll Street 30 D 1 Carroll Street 32-34 D 2 Carroll Street 38 D 2 Chapman Street 1 D 2 Chapman Street 3 C 2 Chapman Street 5 D 2 Chapman Street 7 C 2 Chapman Street 9-11 D 2 Chapman Street 13 D 2 Chapman Street 15 C 2 Chapman Street 17 B 2 Chapman Street 29-31 D 2 Chapman Street 33 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 82of 132 Page 202 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Chapman Street 35-37 D 2 Chapman Street 39 D 2 Chapman Street 41 D 2 Chapman Street 43 D 2 Chapman Street 45 D 2 Chapman Street 47 D 2 Chapman Street 49-51 D 2 Chapman Street 53 D 2 Chapman Street 55 D 2 Chapman Street 57 D 2 Chapman Street 65 D 2 Chapman Street 67 B 2 Chapman Street 69 D 2 Chapman Street 71 D 2 Chapman Street 73 C 2 Chapman Street 75 D 2 Chapman Street 89 D 2 Chapman Street 91 D 2 Chapman Street 93 D 2 Chapman Street 95-97 C 2 Chapman Street 99-101 D 2 Chapman Street 103-107 D 2 Chapman Street 109 D 2 Chapman Street 111 B 2 Chapman Street 2-2A C 2 Chapman Street 4-8 C 2 Chapman Street 20 D 2 Chapman Street 22-28 D 2 Chapman Street 30 B 2 Chapman Street 32 C 2 Chapman Street 34 C 2 Chapman Street 36 D 2 Chapman Street 56 B 3 Chapman Street 64 C 3 Chapman Street 66 C 2 Chapman Street 72-74 D 3 Chapman Street 82-82A D 2 Chapman Street 84-86 D 2 Chapman Street 88 D 2 Chapman Street 90 D 2 Chapman Street 92 D 2 Chapman Street 94 D 2 Chapman Street 96-98 D 2 Chetwynd Street 1-3 A 1 Chetwynd Street 5 D 2 Chetwynd Street 7 D 2 Chetwynd Street 9 B 2 Chetwynd Street 15-19 D 2 Chetwynd Street 21 D 2 Chetwynd Street 23 D 2 Chetwynd Street 25 D 2 Chetwynd Street 47 C 3 Chetwynd Street 55 D 3 Chetwynd Street 59 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 83of 132 Page 203 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Chetwynd Street 61-63 A 3 Chetwynd Street 65 D 3 Chetwynd Street 71-73 D 3 Chetwynd Street 85 D 3 Chetwynd Street 87 C 3 Chetwynd Street 91-93 D 3 Chetwynd Street 147-149 A 3 Chetwynd Street 151-153 D 3 Chetwynd Street 155-157 B 3 Chetwynd Street 167-171 D 3 Chetwynd Street 12-20 C 3 Chetwynd Street 22 D 3 Chetwynd Street 30-44 D 3 Chetwynd Street 62-64 B 3 Chetwynd Street 66 D 3 Chetwynd Street 118 C 2 Chetwynd Street 120 C 2 Chetwynd Street 122 B 2 Chetwynd Street 140 D 3 Chetwynd Street 142 C 3 Chetwynd Street 172-176 B 3 Chetwynd Street 198 D 3 Chetwynd Street 200 D 3 Chetwynd Street 202 D 3 Chetwynd Street 234-236 C 3 Cobden Street 15 D 3 Cobden Street 29 D 3 Cobden Street 31-33 D 3 Cobden Street 35 D 3 Cobden Street 41 D 3 Courtney Street 47 D 2 Courtney Street 49-53 D 2 Courtney Street 59-61 C 2 Courtney Street 63-65 C 2 Courtney Street 67-75 C 2 Courtney Street 81 D 2 Courtney Street 83 D 2 Courtney Street 85 C 2 Courtney Street 87 D 2 Courtney Street 89 D 2 Courtney Street 91 D 2 Courtney Street 93 D 2 Courtney Street 95 D 2 Courtney Street 101 C 2 Courtney Street 103 C 2 Courtney Street 4 C 3 Courtney Street 30-32 D 3 Courtney Street 34 C 3 Courtney Street 36 A 3 Courtney Street 54 D 3 Courtney Street 56-58 B 3 Courtney Street 60-62 D 3 Courtney Street 64 C 3 Curran Place 1 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 84of 132 Page 204 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Curran Place 2 D 3 Curran Street 3 D 2 Curran Street 9 D 2 Curran Street 11 D 2 Curran Street 13 D 2 Curran Street 15 D 2 Curran Street 17 C 2 Curran Street 19-23 D 2 Curran Street 27 D 2 Curran Street 2A D 2 Curran Street 2 D 2 Curran Street 4 D 2 Curran Street 6 D 2 Curran Street 8 D 2 Curran Street 10 D 2 Curran Street 12 D 2 Curran Street 14 D 2 Curran Street 16 D 2 Curran Street 18 D 2 Curran Street 20-22 D 2 Curran Street 24 D 2 Curran Street 26 D 2 Curran Street 28 D 2 Curran Street 30 D 2 Curran Street 32 D 2 Curran Street 36 D 2 Curran Street 44 D 2 Curran Street 46 D 2 Curran Street 54 D 2 Curran Street 56 D 2 Curzon Street 1 C 2 Curzon Street 3 D 2 Curzon Street 5 D 2 Curzon Street 7 D 2 Curzon Street 15 D 2 Curzon Street 17-23 D 2 Curzon Street 35 D 2 Curzon Street 37 D 2 Curzon Street 39 D 2 Curzon Street 41 D 2 Curzon Street 43 D 2 Curzon Street 45 D 2 Curzon Street 47 D 2 Curzon Street 57 – Union Memorial Church A 3 Curzon Street 57 - Manse B 3 Curzon Street 85 D 3 Curzon Street 95-97 D 3 Curzon Street 147 D 3 Curzon Street 171 C 3 Curzon Street 6 D 2 Curzon Street 8 D 2 Curzon Street 10 D 2 Curzon Street 12 – 14 D 2 Curzon Street 16 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 85of 132 Page 205 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Curzon Street 18 D 2 Curzon Street 38 C 2 Curzon Street 40 D 2 Curzon Street 42 D 2 Curzon Street 70-74 D 3 Curzon Street 78-80 C 2 Curzon Street 82 C 2 Curzon Street 84 C 2 Curzon Street 100-110 – Former Fire Station - C3 Front Curzon Street 100-110 – Former Fire Station - B3 Rear Curzon Street 118 D 3 Curzon Street 124 D 2 Curzon Street 126 D 2 Curzon Street 128 D 2 Curzon Street 130 D 2 Curzon Street 132 D 2 Curzon Street 132A C 2 Curzon Street 134 C 2 Curzon Street 138 D 2 Curzon Street 140 D 2 Curzon Street 142 D 2 Curzon Street 144 D 2 Curzon Street 146 D 2 Curzon Street 150 D 2 Curzon Street 152 D 2 Curzon Street 154 D 2 Curzon Street 156 D 2 Curzon Street 158 D 2 Dryburgh Street 95 D 2 Dryburgh Street 97 D 2 Dryburgh Street 101 D 2 Dryburgh Street 103 D 2 Dryburgh Street 119-121 D 2 Dryburgh Street 123 D 2 Dryburgh Street 125-127 D 2 Dryburgh Street 129 D 2 Dryburgh Street 131 D 2 Dryburgh Street 133-137 D 2 Dryburgh Street 139-141 B 2 Dryburgh Street 143 D 2 Dryburgh Street 147 C 2 Dryburgh Street 149 C 2 Dryburgh Street 151 D 2 Dryburgh Street 153 D 2 Dryburgh Street 155 C 2 Dryburgh Street 161 D 2 Dryburgh Street 167 D 2 Dryburgh Street 211 D 3 Dryburgh Street 215 B 3 Dryburgh Street 219 D 3 Dryburgh Street 233-235 B 3 Dryburgh Street 355 C 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 86of 132 Page 206 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Dryburgh Street 357 D 2 Dryburgh Street 359 C 2 Dryburgh Street 361 A 2 Dryburgh Street 363 D 2 Dryburgh Street 365 D 2 Dryburgh Street 367 D 2 Dryburgh Street 369 D 2 Dryburgh Street 373 D 2 Dryburgh Street 375 D 2 Dryburgh Street 377-379 D 2 Dryburgh Street 381 D 2 Dryburgh Street 383 D 2 Dryburgh Street 385 D 2 Dryburgh Street 387 D 2 Dryburgh Street 407 B 2 Dryburgh Street 409 B 2 Dryburgh Street 411 C 2 Dryburgh Street 413 C 2 Dryburgh Street 423 D 2 Dryburgh Street 425 D 2 Dryburgh Street 431 D 2 Dryburgh Street 435 D 2 Dryburgh Street 437 D 2 Dryburgh Street 445 B 2 Dryburgh Street 447-449 C 2 Dryburgh Street 451 D 2 Dryburgh Street 453 D 2 Dryburgh Street 455 D 2 Dryburgh Street 457 D 2 Dryburgh Street 459 C 2 Dryburgh Street 461 C 2 Dryburgh Street 463-465 C 2 Dryburgh Street 473 D 2 Dryburgh Street 475 D 2 Dryburgh Street 479 D 2 Dryburgh Street 485-487 B 1 Dryburgh Street 493-495 B 1 Dryburgh Street 497-499 C 1 Dryburgh Street 501-503 C 1 Dryburgh Street 505 D 1 Dryburgh Street 509 D 1 Dryburgh Street 511 D 1 Dryburgh Street 513-515 B 1 Dryburgh Street 517 B 1 Dryburgh Street 519 B 1 Dryburgh Street 38 C 3 Dryburgh Street 42 D 3 Dryburgh Street 44-50 D 3 Dryburgh Street 112 D 3 Dryburgh Street 114-118 D 3 Dryburgh Street 136 D 3 Dryburgh Street 138 D 3 Dryburgh Street 234-236 D 3 Dryburgh Street Rear 370-376 D 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 87of 132 Page 207 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Dryburgh Street 402 C 2 Dryburgh Street 404 C 2 Dryburgh Street 406 D 2 Dryburgh Street 410 D 2 Dryburgh Street 412 D 2 Dryburgh Street 414 D 2 Dryburgh Street 416 D 2 Dryburgh Street 418-420 C 2 Dryburgh Street 422-424 D 2 Dryburgh Street 426 D 2 Dryburgh Street 428 D 2 Dryburgh Street 430-434 C 2 Dryburgh Street 438 C 2 Dryburgh Street 450-454 D 2 Dryburgh Street 456 D 2 Dryburgh Street 492-494 D 2 Dryburgh Street 500-504 C 2 Dudley Street 31 C 3 Dudley Street 2 C 3 Dudley Street 40 C 3 Dudley Street 50 D 3 Dudley Street 52 D 3 Dudley Street 56 D 3 Dudley Street 58 C 3 Dudley Street 60 D 3 Dudley Street 62 D 3 Dudley Street 64 D 3 Dudley Street 70 D 3 Dudley Street 72 C 3 Dudley Street 74-76 C 3 Eades Place Former School B 1 Eades Place 2 D 1 Eades Place 4 D 1 Eades Place 6 D 1 Eades Place 8-10 C 1 Eades Place 12 D 1 Eades Place 14 D 1 Eades Place 16 D 1 Eades Place 18 D 1 Eades Place 20 D 1 Eades Place 22 D 1 Eades Place 24-26 D 1 Eades Place 28-32 C 1 Eades Place 34-40 C 1 Elizabeth Street 527 C 3 Elizabeth Street 531-541 D 3 Elizabeth Street 579-581 D 3 Elizabeth Street 583 D 3 Elizabeth Street 595-597 D 3 Elizabeth Street 605-607 D 3 Elizabeth Street 615 C 3 Elm Street 15 D 2 Elm Street 17 D 2 Elm Street 21 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 88of 132 Page 208 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Elm Street 23 D 2 Elm Street 27 C 2 Elm Street 31 D 2 Elm Street 33 D 2 Elm Street 35 D 2 Elm Street 2 C 3 Elm Street 4 D 3 Elm Street 52 D 3 Elm Street 54-56 C 3 Elm Street 58 D 3 Elm Street 60 D 3 Elm Street 62 D 3 Elm Street 64 D 3 Errol Place 12 B 3 Errol Street 1-13 A 1 Errol Street 19-23 C 1 Errol Street 25 D 1 Errol Street 27 D 1 Errol Street 29 D 1 Errol Street 31 D 1 Errol Street 33 C 1 Errol Street 39 D 1 Errol Street 41-49 C 1 Errol Street 51-53 D 1 Errol Street 55-57 C 1 Errol Street 61-67 B 1 Errol Street 79 D 1 Errol Street 89 C 2 Errol Street 91 D 2 Errol Street 93 D 2 Errol Street 95 D 2 Errol Street 97 D 2 Errol Street 99-101 B 2 Errol Street 103 D 2 Errol Street 105 D 2 Errol Street 107 D 2 Errol Street 115-119 B 2 Errol Street 125-127 C 2 Errol Street 131-133 C 2 Errol Street 135 D 2 Errol Street 137 D 2 Errol Street 139-141 C 2 Errol Street 145 C 2 Errol Street 147-159 D 2 Errol Street 161-163 D 2 Errol Street 167 C 2 Errol Street 177-187 D 2 Errol Street 193 C 2 Errol Street 195 C 2 Errol Street 205-207 D 2 Errol Street 211 D 2 Errol Street 213 D 2 Errol Street 215 D 2 Errol Street 217 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 89of 132 Page 209 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Errol Street 221 D 2 Errol Street 229 C 2 Errol Street 231 D 2 Errol Street 235-237 D 2 Errol Street 239 D 2 Errol Street 241 D 2 Errol Street 249 D 2 Errol Street 251 D 2 Errol Street 253 D 2 Errol Street 255-257 B 2 Errol Street 259 D 2 Errol Street 2-4 C 1 Errol Street 6-8 C 1 Errol Street 10-14 D 1 Errol Street 16 D 1 Errol Street 18 D 1 Errol Street 20-26 C 1 Errol Street 28-30 C 1 Errol Street 32 D 1 Errol Street 34 D 1 Errol Street 36–38 D 1 Errol Street 40-42 D 1 Errol Street 44 C 1 Errol Street NM Town Hall – see 513 Queensberry St Errol Street 52-68 – Municipal Buildings A1 including Library,shops, former Mechanics Institute, Post Office, & Fountain Errol Street 92 D 2 Errol Street 94 A 2 Errol Street 96-98 D 2 Errol Street 100-102 D 2 Errol Street 104 D 2 Errol Street 110-114 D 2 Errol Street 116 D 3 Errol Street 118 D 3 Errol Street 126 D 3 Errol Street 128 D 3 Errol Street 144 D 3 Errol Street 146 D 3 Errol Street 150 C 2 Errol Street 152 D 2 Errol Street 154 D 2 Errol Street 156-162 B 2 Errol Street 168 D 2 Errol Street 172 D 2 Errol Street 174 D 2 Errol Street 176 D 2 Errol Street 178 D 2 Errol Street 180 D 2 Errol Street 182 D 2 Errol Street 184 D 2 Errol Street 210-214 - School C 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 90of 132 Page 210 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Errol Street 210-214 - Fountain D 2 Errol Street 222 B 2 Errol Street 226-228 D 2 Errol Street 230 C 2 Errol Street 232 C 2 Errol Street 234 C 2 Errol Street 236 C 2 Errol Street 238 C 2 Errol Street 240 C 2 Errol Street 242 C 2 Errol Street 246-248 D 2 Errol Street 250 B 2 Erskine Street 9 D 2 Erskine Street 11 D 2 Erskine Street 13 D 2 Erskine Street 15 D 2 Erskine Street 19 D 2 Erskine Street 21 D 2 Erskine Street 23 C 2 Erskine Street 25 D 2 Erskine Street 27 D 2 Erskine Street 29 D 2 Erskine Street 31 D 2 Erskine Street 33 D 2 Erskine Street 35 D 2 Erskine Street 39 D 2 Erskine Street 43 D 2 Erskine Street 45 D 2 Erskine Street 47 D 2 Erskine Street 49 D 2 Erskine Street 53 D 2 Erskine Street 55 D 2 Erskine Street 57 D 2 Erskine Street 59 D 2 Erskine Street 61 D 2 Erskine Street 63 D 2 Erskine Street 2 D 2 Erskine Street 4 D 2 Erskine Street 6 D 2 Erskine Street 8 D 2 Erskine Street 10 C 2 Erskine Street 16 D 2 Erskine Street 18 D 2 Erskine Street 20 D 2 Erskine Street 22 D 2 Erskine Street 22A D 2 Erskine Street 24 D 2 Erskine Street 26 D 2 Erskine Street 28 D 2 Erskine Street 32 C 2 Erskine Street 34 C 2 Erskine Street 36 D 2 Erskine Street 38-40 D 2 Erskine Street 42 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 91of 132 Page 211 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Erskine Street 44 D 2 Erskine Street 46 D 2 Erskine Street 48 D 2 Erskine Street 50 C 2 Erskine Street 52 D 2 Erskine Street 54 D 2 Erskine Street 56 D 2 Erskine Street 58 D 2 Erskine Street 60 D 2 Erskine Street 62 D 2 Erskine Street 64 D 2 Erskine Street 66 D 2 Erskine Street 70 D 2 Erskine Street 72 D 2 Erskine Street 82 D 3 Erskine Street 84 D 2 Flagstaff Gardens Pioneers Monument C - Flagstaff Gardens Caretaker’s’s Residence C - Flagstaff Gardens Tennis Pavilion C - Flagstaff Gardens Sundial C - Flagstaff Gardens The Court Favourite Sculpture C - Flemington Road 37 A 3 Flemington Road 59 D 3 Flemington Road 65-67 D 3 Flemington Road 75 C 3 Flemington Road 81 D 3 Flemington Road 91-93 C 3 Flemington Road 95 D 3 Flemington Road 123 D 3 Flemington Road 149 D 3 Flemington Road 151-161 C 2 Flemington Road 197 B 3 Flemington Road 205 D 3 Flemington Road 209-211 C 2 Flemington Road 213 D 2 Flemington Road 215 D 2 Flemington Road 219 D 2 Flemington Road 221 D 2 Flemington Road 223 D 2 Flemington Road 225 D 2 Flemington Road 227-229 B 2 Flemington Road 263 B 3 Flemington Road 267 C 3 Flemington Road 277 D 3 Flemington Road 285-287 C 2 Flemington Road 291 D 2 Flemington Road 293 C 2 Flemington Road 297 C 2 Flemington Road 299 C 2 Flemington Road 301 A 2 Flemington Road 321 D 2 Flemington Road 323 D 2 Flemington Road 325 D 2 Flemington Road 327 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 92of 132 Page 212 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Flemington Road 329 D 2 Flemington Road 331 C 2 Flemington Road 333 C 2 Flemington Road 335 D 2 Flemington Road 347 C 2 Flemington Road 351 C 2 Flemington Road 353 D 2 Flemington Road 355 D 2 Flemington Road 363 D 2 Flemington Road 371-401 E 3 Flemington Road 403 E 3 Flemington Road 443 D 3 Flemington Road 445 E 3 Flemington Road 447 E 3 George Street 1 D 2 George Street 3 D 2 George Street 5 C 2 George Street 7 D 2 George Street 9 D 2 George Street 11 D 2 George Street 6 D 2 George Street 8 D 2 Glass Street 14 D 3 Gracie Street 2 (Lost Dogs Home) D 3 Haines Place 2 D 3 Haines Street 5 C 3 Haines Street 7 D 3 Haines Street 2 D 3 Haines Street 4 D 3 Haines Street 6 D 3 Haines Street 8 C 3 Haines Street 112 C 2 Haines Street 120-130 (wall only) C 2 Harcourt Street 24-26 C 3 Harker Street 1 D 2 Harker Street 11 D 2 Harker Street 2-4 D 2 Harker Street 6 D 2 Harker Street 8 D 2 Harker Street 10-12 D 2 Harker Street 18 D 2 Harris Street 1 D 3 Harris Street 9 C 3 Harris Street 2 D 3 Harris Street 4 D 3 Harris Street 6 D 3 Hawke Street 27-33 D 2 Hawke Street 35 D 2 Hawke Street 37 D 2 Hawke Street 39 D 2 Hawke Street 41 D 2 Hawke Street 43 D 2 Hawke Street 45 D 2 Hawke Street 47 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 93of 132 Page 213 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Hawke Street 49 D 2 Hawke Street 51 D 2 Hawke Street 53 D 2 Hawke Street 55 D 2 Hawke Street 101 C 3 Hawke Street 109-117 D 3 Hawke Street 119-125 D 2 Hawke Street 127-129 D 2 Hawke Street 131-133 D 2 Hawke Street 135-141 D 3 Hawke Street 173-175 D 2 Hawke Street 177 D 2 Hawke Street 179 D 2 Hawke Street 191 D 2 Hawke Street 193 D 2 Hawke Street 199 D 2 Hawke Street 2 D 3 Hawke Street 4 D 2 Hawke Street 6 D 2 Hawke Street 8 D 2 Hawke Street 10 D 2 Hawke Street 12 D 2 Hawke Street 14 D 2 Hawke Street 44-46 C 2 Hawke Street 48 D 2 Hawke Street 50 D 2 Hawke Street 52-54 D 2 Hawke Street 58 D 2 Hawke Street 60 D 2 Hawke Street 62 D 2 Hawke Street 68-70 D 2 Hawke Street 74-78 C 2 Hawke Street 80 C 3 Hawke Street 82 D 2 Hawke Street 110 D 2 Hawke Street 112 D 2 Hawke Street 114 D 2 Hawke Street 116-118 D 2 Hawke Street 120-124 D 2 Hawke Street 128-130 D 2 Howard Lane Former NM Hotel Wall D 3 Howard Street 3-11 D 2 Howard Street 13 B 2 Howard Street 15 C 2 Howard Street 19 B 2 Howard Street 25 - School C 2 Howard Street 33 - Presbytery B 2 Howard Street 33 – Church B 2 Howard Street 81 D 3 Howard Street 85-89 C 3 Howard Street 95-97 D 2 Howard Street 99 D 2 Howard Street 103 D 2 Howard Street 107-111 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 94of 132 Page 214 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Howard Street 113-115 D 2 Howard Street 117 D 2 Howard Street 135 D 3 Howard Street 163 – Church C 3 Howard Street 163 – Manse C 3 Howard Street 171 D 3 Howard Street 181-187 D 3 Howard Street 189-195 D 3 Howard Street 2-4 C 3 Howard Street 6 D 3 Howard Street 60 D 2 Howard Street 88-94 C 3 Ireland Street 49-51 D 3 Ireland Street 92 D 3 Ireland Street 94 D 3 Ireland Street 96 D 3 Ireland Street 98 D 3 Ireland Street 100 D 3 Ireland Street 102 D 3 Ireland Street 104 D 3 Ireland Street 118 B 3 Jeffcott Street 13-17 D 3 Jeffcott Street 34-36 D 3 King Street 347-349 D 2 King Street 351 C 2 King Street 353-355 B 2 King Street 357-369 C 3 King Street 411-415 B 3 King Street 419-435 A 2 King Street 439 D 2 King Street 555-557 C 3 King Street 581-583 C 2 King Street 585-587 C 2 King Street 589-591 C 2 King Street 595-597 C 2 King Street 599-601 C 2 King Street 360 C 3 King Street 364-368 D 3 King Street Underground Toilet C 3 Kipling Street 1 D 2 Kipling Street 3 D 2 Kipling Street 9 D 2 Kipling Street 15 D 2 Kipling Street 4 D 2 Kipling Street 6 D 2 Kipling Street Kipling Street 16 D 2 Kipling Street 18 D 2 Laurens Street 10-22 - Former T.B. Guest Biscuit B3 Factory Laurens Street Store ‘1’ & ‘2’ – Weston Milling D 3 Laurens Street 24-78 – Weston Milling (former B3 NB Love Flour Mills) Leveson Street 5 C 3
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 95of 132 Page 215 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Leveson Street 7-9 B 3 Leveson Street 37 D 3 Leveson Street 65-71 D 3 Leveson Street 79 (1 Bendigo St) D 3 Leveson Street 103-107 D 3 Leveson Street 129-133 C 2 Leveson Street 141 C 3 Leveson Street 2-10 C 3 Leveson Street 16-20 C 3 Leveson Street 24 C 3 Leveson Street 26-28 C 3 Leveson Street 46-50 C 3 Leveson Street 64-66 D 3 Leveson Street 106-114 D 3 Little Baillie Street 2 D 3 Little Leveson Street 19-21 D 3 Little Leveson Street 27 D 3 Little Leveson Street 32 C 3 Little Leveson Street 34 D 3 Little Provost Street 1 C 3 Little Provost Street 3 D 3 Little Provost Street 7 D 3 Little Provost Street 9-11 D 3 Lothian Street 9 D 3 Lothian Street 29 D 3 Lothian Street 35 D 3 Lothian Street 41-43 B 3 Lothian Street 53-55 D 3 Lothian Street 57 C 3 Lothian Street 65-71 D 3 Lothian Street 85-87 D 3 Lothian Street 89 D 3 Lothian Street 8-10 D 3 Lothian Street 20 B 3 Lothian Street 22 C 3 Lothian Street 24-26 D 3 Lothian Street 28 B 3 Lothian Street 30-32 D 3 Lothian Street 40-42 D 3 Lothian Street 62-68 D 3 Lothian Street 70-72 D 3 Macaulay Road 36 –58 (120-130 Haines St) (wall C2 to former Stokoe Motors) Macaulay Road 36 (former Melbourne Omnibus A2 Company’s stables) Macaulay Road 60 (Gas Regulating House) A 2 Mary Street 14 D 3 Mary Street 16-18 D 3 Melrose Street 175-183 E 2 Melrose Street 185-189 E 2 Melrose Street 4 D 2 Melrose Street 8 C 2 Melrose Street 18 D 2 Melrose Street 20 C 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 96of 132 Page 216 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Melrose Street 22 D 2 Melrose Street 26 D 2 Melrose Street 28 D 2 Melrose Street 30 C 2 Melrose Street 36 D 2 Melrose Street 38 D 2 Melrose Street 40 D 2 Melrose Street 44 D 2 Melrose Street 46 D 2 Melrose Street 48 D 2 Melrose Street 90 D 2 Melrose Street 94-100 D 2 Melrose Street 102 D 2 Melrose Street 104 D 2 Melrose Street 106 D 2 Melrose Street 108 D 2 Melrose Street 110-112 D 2 Melrose Street 114 D 2 Melrose Street 116 D 2 Melrose Street 118 D 2 Melrose Street 120 D 2 Melrose Street 122 D 2 Melrose Street 124 D 2 Melrose Street 130 D 2 Melrose Street 132 D 2 Melrose Street 134 D 2 Miller Street 1 C 2 Miller Street 3-9 C 2 Miller Street 11 D 2 Miller Street 13 D 2 Miller Street 15 D 2 Miller Street 17 D 2 Miller Street 19 D 2 Miller Street 21 D 2 Miller Street 23 D 2 Miller Street 25 D 2 Miller Street 29 D 2 Miller Street 31 D 2 Miller Street 37 C 2 Miller Street 39 C 2 Miller Street 41 D 2 Miller Street 43 D 2 Miller Street 45 D 2 Miller Street 47 D 2 Miller Street 51 D 2 Miller Street 53 D 2 Miller Street 55 D 2 Miller Street 57 D 2 Miller Street 59 D 2 Miller Street 61 D 2 Miller Street 63 D 2 Miller Street 65 D 2 Miller Street 67 D 2 Miller Street 69 D 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 97of 132 Page 217 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Miller Street 14 D 2 Miller Street 16 D 2 Miller Street 22-24 D 2 Miller Street 26-28 C 2 Miller Street 32-34 D 2 Miller Street 40 D 2 Miller Street 42 D 2 Miller Street 44 C 2 Miller Street 46 D 2 Miller Street 48 D 2 Miller Street 56 D 2 Miller Street 58 D 2 Miller Street 80 C 3 Miller Street 90-92 C 3 Miller Street 94 D 3 Miller Street 96 D 3 Miller Street 106 C 3 Milton Street 24-28 D 3 Milton Street 30-32 C 3 Milton Street 34 D 3 Milton Street 36-38 C 3 Molesworth Street 2 D 2 Molesworth Street 4 D 2 Molesworth Street 10 D 2 Molesworth Street 16 C 2 Molesworth Street 18 C 2 Molesworth Street 20-22 D 2 Molesworth Street 24 D 2 Molesworth Street 26-28 D 2 Molesworth Street 30-32 B 2 Molesworth Street 34-40 B 2 Molesworth Street 42 D 2 Molesworth Street 44 D 2 Molesworth Street 46 D 2 Molesworth Street 48 D 2 Molesworth Street 50 D 2 Molesworth Street 52 D 2 Molesworth Street 54 D 2 Molesworth Street 56 D 2 Molesworth Street 58 C 2 Molesworth Street 62 D 2 Molesworth Street 64 D 2 Molesworth Street 66 C 2 Molesworth Street 68 B 2 Molesworth Street 70 C 2 Molesworth Street 72-74 C 2 Molesworth Street 76 C 2 Molesworth Street 78-84 B 2 Molesworth Street 86 C 2 Molesworth Street 88 C 2 Molesworth Street 90 D 2 Molesworth Street 92 D 2 Molesworth Street 94-96 D 2 Molesworth Street 98 C 2
INCORPORATED DOCUMENTS – CLAUSE 81 – SCHEDULE PAGE 98of 132 Page 218 of 309 North & West Melbourne CITY OF MELBOURNE HERITAGE GRADINGS Street Number Building Grading Streetscape Grading Moss Place 1 D 3 Moss Place 5 C 3 Munster Terrace Weston Milling (former NB Love B3 Mills - see Laurens Street entry) Munster Terrace 1 - Weston Milling (former B3 Filigree Pty Ltd building) Murphy Street 7 C 3 O’Connell Street 15 C 2 O’Connell Street 17-19 A 2 O’Connell Street 37-39 C 2 O’Connell Street 41 D 2 O’Connell Street 62-66 D 2 O’Shanassy Street 11 D 2 O’Shanassy Street 13 D 2 O’Shanassy Street 15-17 D 2 O’Shanassy Street 19 D 2 O’Shanassy Street 21 D 2 O’Shanassy Street 37-39 C 2 O’Shanassy Street 41 D 2 O’Shanassy Street 43 D 2 Peckville Street 5-11 D 2 Peckville Street 13 D 2 Peckville Street 15 D 2 Peckville Street 17 D 2 Peckville Street 19 D 2 Peckville Street 2-10 D 3 Peckville Street 20 D 3 Peckville Street 22 D 3 Peel Street 57-59 D 2 Peel Street 61-63 D 2 Peel Street 65 D 2 Peel Street 83-85 D 3 Peel Street 111 C 3 Peel Street 115 D 3 Peel Street 117 D 3 Peel Street 119 D 3 Peel Street 121 D 3 Peel Street 135-137 C 3 Peel Street 139-141 D 3 Peel Street 143-147 B 3 Peel Street 149 D 3 Peel Street 151 C 3 Peel Street 153 C 2 Peel Street 155 C 2 Peel Street 157 C 2 Peel Street 159 D 2 Peel Street 173 C 3 Peel Street 191 C 3 Peel Street 193 C 3 Peel Street 195 D 2 Peel Street 197 D 3 Peel Street 199 D 3 Peel Street 241-243 D 3 Peel Street 245-249 D 3
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Anderson Street 84-86 C 2 Anderson Street Rear 86 C 2 Anderson Street 114 C 2 Anderson Street 132 B 3 Anderson Street 134 C - Arnold Street 39-41 D 3 Arnold Street 45 A 3 Arnold Street 47 A 3 Arnold Street 49 D 3 Arnold Street 14 C 3 Arnold Street 16 C 3 Arnold Street 18 C 3 Arnold Street 38-48 D 3 Arnold Street 50-52 C 3 Birdwood Avenue Herbarium C 1 Birdwood Avenue La Trobe’s Cottage A 1 Birdwood Avenue Bronze Monument & Seats C 1 Bromby Street 3 B 3 Bromby Street 11 D 3 Bromby Street 15 D 3 Bromby Street 33 D 3 Bromby Street 43 B 3 Bromby Street 55-61 C 3 Bromby Street 67 C 3 Clowes Street 17 C 3 Clowes Street 31 D 3 Clowes Street 63 C 3 Clowes Street 4 C 3 Clowes Street 8 C 3 Clowes Street 54 D 3 Clowes Street 72 C 3 Clowes Street 80 C 3 Commercial Road Alfred Hospital – refer to Punt Road Dallas Brooks Drive Musuem of Modern Art C 1 Dallas Brooks Drive Stables Timber A 1 Dallas Brooks Drive Stables Corrugated Iron C 1 Day Street 12 C 2 Day Street 18 D 2 Day Street 20 D 2 Domain Road Melbourne Grammar (refer to St Kilda Rd) Domain Road 31 F 1 Domain Road 105 B 1 Domain Road 107 B 1 Domain Road 111-113 B 1 Domain Road 115-117 B 1 Domain Road 119-123 A 2 Domain Road 129 D 2 Domain Road 131 C 2 Domain Road 133 C 2 Domain Road 153-155 D 3 Domain Road 169 D 3 Domain Road 185-189 D 3 Domain Road 203 East B 2
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Domain Road 203 West C 2 Domain Road 223 D 3 Domain Road 233 C 2 Domain Road 237-239 C 2 Domain Road 241 B 2 Domain Road 249 C 2 Domain Road 255 A 2 Domain Road 216-218 D 3 Domain Road 220 D 3 Domain Road 228 B 3 Domain Road 246 C 2 Domain Road 250-250A C 2 Domain Road 252 C 2 Domain Road 260 A 2 Domain Road Substation A 1 Domain Street 35 D 3 Domain Street 75 (Myer Music School – MGS) C 3 Domain Street 20 B 2 Domain Street 22 D 2 Domain Street 24 D 2 Domain Street 40 D 2 Domain Street 44 D 2 Domain Street 48-50 D 2 Domain Street 56 D 2 Domain Street 64 D 2 Domain Street 68 D 2 Domain Street 72-74 C 2 Domain Street 78-80 D 2 Domain Street 82 D 2 Domain Street 94 D 2 Domain Street 96 C 2 Domain Street 98 C 2 Domain Street 106 B 1 Domain Street 110 D 1 Domain Street 114 C 1 Domain Street 118 D 1 Domain Street 124 B 1 Domain Street 132 C 1 Domain Street 136 C 1 Domain Street 142 B 1 Domain Street 148 A 1 Fairlie Court 1-3 B 2 Fairlie Court 7 C 2 Fairlie Court 15 D 2 Fairlie Court 8 C 2 Fairlie Court 12 C 2 Fairlie Court 14 C 2 Fairlie Court 16 D 2 Fairlie Court 22A D 2 Fawkner Park Kindergarten C - Fawkner Park Dressing Pavilions A - Fawkner Park Gardner’s Cottage C - Fawkner Park Substation C 1 Government House Reserve Government House A - Government House Reserve Green House 3 C -
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Government House Reserve Potting Shed C - Government House Reserve Curator’s Office C - Government House Reserve Perimeter Fence & Fence to C- Kitchen Garden Government House Reserve Garage C - Government House Reserve Mews A - Government House Reserve Horse Stable C - Government House Reserve Cottage C - Government House Reserve Secretary’s Residence C - Government House Reserve Police Station A 1 Government House Reserve Government House Drive A- Entrance Gates High Street Wesley College (see St Kilda Road) Hope Street 19 C 3 Hope Street 21 C 3 Hope Street 49-51 D 3 Hope Street 55 D 3 Hope Street 67-69 D 3 Hope Street 73-75 D 3 Hope Street 79-81 D 3 Hope Street 85 D 3 Hope Street 87 D 3 Hope Street 95 D 3 Hope Street 101-103 D 3 Hope Street 121-127 D 3 Hope Street 16-18 D 2 Hope Street 20 D 2 Hope Street 22 C 2 Hope Street 24 D 2 Hope Street 26 D 2 Hope Street 28 D 2 Hope Street 38 D 2 Hope Street 42 D 2 Hope Street 46 D 2 Hope Street 50 D 2 Hope Street 54 D 2 Hope Street 60 C 2 Hope Street 64 D 2 Hope Street 66-84 C 2 Hope Street 96-98 D 3 Hope Street 112-114 D 3 Leopold Street 21 D 2 Leopold Street 23 D 2 Leopold Street 35 C 2 Leopold Street 37 D 2 Leopold Street 39-41 D 2 Leopold Street 43 D 2 Leopold Street 47 D 2 Leopold Street 49 D 2 Leopold Street 51 C 2 Leopold Street 53 D 2 Leopold Street 55 C 2 Leopold Street 57 C 2 Leopold Street 61 D 2
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Leopold Street 65 D 2 Leopold Street 81-83 D 2 Leopold Street 85 D 2 Leopold Street 87 D 2 Leopold Street 89-91 D 2 Leopold Street 97 C 2 Leopold Street 99-105 D 2 Leopold Street 107 D 2 Leopold Street 109 D 2 Leopold Street 113-115 D 2 Leopold Street 117 D 2 Leopold Street 119 C 2 Leopold Street 121-123 C 2 Leopold Street 129 C 2 Leopold Street 48-50 D 3 Leopold Street 84-102 C 2 Leopold Street 106 D 2 Leopold Street 110 D 2 Little Park Street 28 C 3 Little Park Street 44 D 3 Marne Street 1 B 1 Marne Street 3 C 1 Marne Street 5 D 1 Marne Street 7 D 1 Marne Street 11-21 B 1 Marne Street 27 C 1 Marne Street 31 A 1 Marne Street 35 C 1 Marne Street 41 D 1 Marne Street 55-59 D 1 Marne Street 61 B 1 Marne Street 2 D 1 Marne Street 4 D 1 Marne Street 6 D 1 Marne Street 12 C 1 Marne Street 16 C 1 Marne Street 20 D 1 Marne Street 24 D 1 Marne Street 28 B 1 Marne Street 32-34 C 1 Marne Street 40 C 1 Marne Street 42 C 1 Marne Street 50-56 A 1 Mason Street Rear 54 Millswyn D 3 Mason Street 73 D 3 Mason Street 75 D 3 Mason Street 77 D 3 Mason Street 79 D 3 Mason Street 81 D 3 Mason Street 85 (rear 82 Millswyn) C 3 Mason Street 20 D 2 Mason Street 24-26 C 2 Mason Street 28-34 D 2 Mason Street 54 D 2 Mason Street 56-82 C 2
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Millswyn Street 1 B 1 Millswyn Street 43 D 3 Millswyn Street 47 D 3 Millswyn Street 49 C 3 Millswyn Street 69-71 C 3 Millswyn Street 77-79 D 3 Millswyn Street 81 D 3 Millswyn Street 85 D 3 Millswyn Street 87 D 3 Millswyn Street 111 C 3 Millswyn Street 113 C 3 Millswyn Street 115 D 3 Millswyn Street 117 D 3 Millswyn Street 36 C 2 Millswyn Street 46-54 C 2 Millswyn Street 58 C 2 Millswyn Street 64-68 C 2 Millswyn Street 70 C 2 Millswyn Street 80 C 2 Millswyn Street 82 D 2 Millswyn Street Maples Store D - Millswyn Street Maples Shed D - Millswyn Street (also known Maples Wall D - as Rear, 44 St Martins Lane) Millswyn Street 114 D 3 Millswyn Street Unit 4, rear 114 D - Millswyn Street 116 D 3 Millswyn Street 118 D 3 Millswyn Street 120 C 3 Millswyn Street 128 C 3 Mona Place 1 C 3 Mona Place 11 C 3 Mona Place 15 C 3 Mona Place 2-8 C 3 Mona Place 16 D 3 Mona Place 18 C 3 Mona Place 20 D 3 Moubray Street Ormond Hall C 1 Moubray Street Blind Institute Workshop C 1 Observatory Reserve Main Observatory Building A - Observatory Reserve Astrograph House A - Observatory Reserve Monash’s Telescope House C - Observatory Reserve Great Melbourne Telescope A- House Observatory Reserve Toilet C - Observatory Reserve Obelisk A - Observatory Reserve Astronomer’s House A 1 Observatory Reserve 8” House & Photoheliograph A- Dome Observatory Reserve Caretaker’s Residence A 1 Observatory Reserve WBSS A - Observatory Reserve Magnetic House A - Observatory Reserve Building at Rear of Astronomer’s C- House Park Place 24 D 2
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Park Place 34 C 2 Park Place 38 D 2 Park Place 40 D 2 Park Place 42 D 2 Park Place 56-58 D 2 Park Place Hall (part of Christ Church D2 Grammar) Park Street 7-9 B 1 Park Street 11-15 C 1 Park Street 19 C 3 Park Street 21-23 B 3 Park Street 45 C 3 Park Street 49-51 A 1 Park Street 53 A 1 Park Street 55 A 1 Park Street 59-63 B 1 Park Street 65 B 1 Park Street 83 D 3 Park Street 99 C 3 Park Street 109 C 3 Park Street 113 C 3 Park Street 2-4 C 2 Park Street 14 C 2 Park Street 16 C 2 Park Street 18 B 1 Park Street 20 C 1 Park Street 24 B 1 Park Street 32 C 1 Park Street 34 C 1 Park Street 36-40 B 1 Park Street 44 C 1 Park Street 48 C 1 Park Street 50 C 1 Park Street 56 C 1 Park Street 58-60 D 1 Park Street 62 B 2 Park Street 66-68 C 2 Park Street 70 D 2 Park Street 72 D 2 Park Street 74-76 B 2 Park Street 78 D 2 Park Street 84-86 C 2 Park Street 90-92 D 2 Park Street 96 D 2 Park Street 102 C 2 Park Street 104 C 2 Park Street 106-112 D 2 Pasley Street North 1 D 2 Pasley Street South 21 C 3 Pasley Street West 18 C 2 Pasley Street West 20 B 2 Pasley Street West 28 D 2 Pasley Street West 34 C 2 Pasley Street West 38 B 2 Pasley Street West 44 C 3
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Pasley Street West 62 C 3 Pasley Street West 68 C 3 Pasley Street West 86 C 3 Pasley Street West 94 D 3 Punt Road Wesley College (also refer to St Kilda Road) Punt Road Wesley College Chapel A 1 Punt Road Wesley College Junior School A 1 Punt Road Freemasons Hall D 3 Punt Road Freemasons Homes (Cottages Nos A3 12 & 13) Punt Road Alfred Hospital A 1 Punt Road Nurses Home Pavilion Building C3 20 Punt Road Annexe C 3 Punt Road Building 16 C 3 Punt Road Ward 22 C - Punt Road 437 C 3 Punt Road 451 A 2 Punt Road 469-497 (excluding 485) C 3 Punt Road 485 D 3 Punt Road 511 B 3 Punt Road 527 C 2 Punt Road 533 C 2 Punt Road 535 C 2 Punt Road 539 C 2 Punt Road 543 D 2 Punt Road 551 D 2 Punt Road 561 C 2 Punt Road 579 C 2 Punt Road South Yarra Primary School C 2 Punt Road Presbyterian Church B 2 Punt Road Presbyterian Hall B 2 Punt Road Presbyterian Manse A 2 Punt Road 639 C 2 Punt Road 647 D 2 Punt Road 649 C 2 Punt Road 659 C 2 Punt Road Hall (Christ Church Grammar) C 1 Punt Road 783 D 3 Punt Road 789 C 3 Punt Road 919 D 3 Punt Road 923 C 3 Punt Road 927 D 3 Punt Road 955 C 3 Punt Road Hoddle Bridge C - Queen Victoria Gardens Janet Lady Clarke Pavilion C - Queen Victoria Gardens Edward VII Monument C - Queen Victoria Gardens Drinking Fountain C - Queen Victoria Gardens Queen Victoria Statue A - Royal Botanic Gardens Shelter (1) C - Royal Botanic Gardens Permimeter Fence A - Royal Botanic Gardens Entrance Gate A A - Royal Botanic Gardens House & Outbuildings (Near Gate C- H)
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Royal Botanic Gardens Temple of the Winds A - Royal Botanic Gardens Lychgate (Gate 6) C - Royal Botanic Gardens Craft Cottage C - Royal Botanic Gardens Rose Pavilion C - Royal Botanic Gardens Shelter (17) C - Royal Botanic Gardens William Tell Pavilion A - Royal Botanic Gardens Lake View Shelter A - Royal Botanic Gardens Tecoma Lodge C - Royal Botanic Gardens Nareeb Gate D C - Royal Botanic Gardens Lodge (25) C - Royal Botanic Gardens Lodge (26) C - Royal Botanic Gardens Entrance Gate F C - Royal Botanic Gardens Director’s Residence A - Royal Botanic Gardens Weatherboard Outbuildings C - Royal Botanic Gardens Mechanics Workshop C - Royal Botanic Gardens Carpenters Workshop C - Royal Botanic Gardens Labelling Shed C - Royal Botanic Gardens Staff Locker Room D - Royal Botanic Gardens Paint Shop C - Royal Botanic Gardens Store (35) A - Royal Botanic Gardens Store (36) C - Royal Botanic Gardens Potting Shed D - Royal Botanic Gardens Poison Room C - Royal Botanic Gardens Horse Stable C - Royal Botanic Gardens Entry Box C - St Kilda Road MCEGS West Front (9) South A1 Front Extension St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar Buildings A1 Nos. 6 & 7 St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar Buildings A1 Nos. 3, 5, 8, 11, 13 St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar (14) A 1 St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar Building C1 No. 20 St Kilda Road War Memorial Hall C 1 St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar Building A1 No. 10 St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar Building A1 No. 12 St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar 2, 4 A 1 St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar 16 C 1 St Kilda Road MGS Science Building - 1 St Kilda Road 30 Wadhurst, Melbourne C1 Grammar St Kilda Road Melbourne Grammar Buildings C1 Nos. 33, 34 St Kilda Road 379 A 3 St Kilda Road 391 D, F 3 St Kilda Road 403 D 3 St Kilda Road 405 B 2 St Kilda Road 407A D 2 St Kilda Road 407B D 2 St Kilda Road 407D D 2 St Kilda Road 407E D 2 St Kilda Road Rear 421 D 3
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St Kilda Road 447-453 C 3 St Kilda Road 473 B 3 St Kilda Road Tram Shelter Near Commerical B3 Road St Kilda Road 549 Fence C 3 St Kilda Road 557-563 A 1 St Kilda Road 577 (Wesley College) A 1 St Kilda Road 597 A 1 St Kilda Road Tram Shelter Near Cnr High C1 Street St Leonards Court 9-13 B 3 St Leonards Court 15-17 D 3 St Leonards Court 21 C 3 St Leonards Court 23-25 C 3 St Leonards Court 2 D 3 St Leonards Court 4 D 3 St Leonards Court 12-14 D 3 St Leonards Court 16 D 3 St Leonards Court 20 C 3 St Leonards Court 24 D 3 St Leonards Court 28-30 D 3 St Martins Lane 23 D 3 St Martins Lane 25-27 D 3 St Martins Lane 29 D 3 St Martins Lane 16 D 3 St Martins Lane 18 D 3 St Martins Lane 20 D 3 St Martins Lane 22 D 3 St Martins Lane 34-36 D 3 St Martins Lane Rear, 44 D - The Domain (Kings Domain) The Shrine & Environs A 1 The Domain (Kings Domain) Sculpture – Simpson & Donkey C - The Domain (Kings Domain) Eternal Flame C - The Domain (Kings Domain) 1939-45 Monument C - The Domain (Kings Domain) Edith Cavel Monument C - The Domain (Kings Domain) 2 Arbours C - The Domain (Kings Domain) Sir John Monash Monument C - The Domain (Kings Domain) Marquis of Lithgow Monument A 1 The Domain (Kings Domain) Boer War Monument A 1 The Domain (Kings Domain) Field Marshall Blamey C- Monument The Domain (Kings Domain) Pavilion C - King George V Monument C - The Domain (Kings Domain) Myer Music Bowl A - The Righi 23-25 C 3 The Righi 20 D 2 Tivoli Place 11 D 3 Tivoli Place 13 D 3 Toorak Road West Christ Church A 1 Toorak Road West Christ Church Vicarage A 1 Toorak Road West Christ Church Lychgate A 1 Toorak Road West Christ Church Hall & Grammar C1 & 2 School (also refer to Park Place & Punt Road) Toorak Road West 2 (Synagogue) A 3
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Toorak Road West 10 C 3 Toorak Road West 30 A 1 Toorak Road West 32 D 1 Toorak Road West 38 C 1 Toorak Road West 40 C 1 Toorak Road West 42 C 1 Toorak Road West 52-56 (Fawkner Club Hotel) C 1 Toorak Road West 66 C 1 Toorak Road West 68-74 A 1 Toorak Road West 76-80 C 1 Toorak Road West 82 C 1 Toorak Road West 84 D 1 Toorak Road West 86 C 1 Toorak Road West 88 C 1 Toorak Road West 90 C 1 Toorak Road West 106 C 2 Toorak Road West 112 C 2 Toorak Road West 116 C 2 Toorak Road West 120 A 1 Toorak Road West 128 A 1 Toorak Road West 146 D 3 Toorak Road West 152 (Fence & Hitching Post) C 3 Toorak Road West 180 C 3 Walsh Street 37 (House) C 3 Walsh Street 37 (Stable) A 3 Walsh Street 63-65 B 3 Walsh Street 67 C 3 Walsh Street 83 C 3 Walsh Street 111 C 3 Walsh Street 117 D 3 Walsh Street 185 B 3 Walsh Street 225 C 3 Walsh Street Pavilion between 279 & 223 D 3 Walsh Street Adjacent to 281 Walsh Street D 3 Walsh Street 281 D 3 Walsh Street 285 D 3 Walsh Street 291 D 3 Walsh Street 327 C 2 Walsh Street 42 B 3 Walsh Street 44 C 3 Walsh Street 56-66 D 3 Walsh Street 92-96 B 3 Walsh Street 100 B 3 Walsh Street 126 C 3 Walsh Street 160 C 3 Walsh Street 210 C 3 Walsh Street 240 C 3 Walsh Street 242 C 3 Walsh Street 270 C 3 Walsh Street 276 C 3 Walsh Street 280 C 3 Walsh Street 290 B 3 Walsh Street 310 D 3 Walsh Street 322 D 3
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MELBOURNE PLANNING SCHEME
Incorporated Document
Kensington Heritage Review Statements of Significance, October 2014
This document is an incorporated document in the Melbourne planning Scheme pursuant to section 6(2)(j) of the Planning and Environment Act 1987
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HERITAGE AREAS Barnett Street north residential precinct Barnett Street 2 -24, 7-27
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Barnett Street north residential sub-precinct includes: The Victorian period masonry and timber, all generally taking on the characteristics of the Victorian-era subdivision, with similar building set-back and range of materials. The precinct includes: x Mainly single-fronted, single-storey Victorian period brick and timber clad houses with front verandahs, hipped roofs and chimneys; x Masonry rows and close siting of weatherboard examples, built close t o the street; x Victorian period masonry core comprised of 6-10, 23-27 creates the character of this precinct. x Fences are typically replaced, and iron verandah ornament gone or replaced.
How is it significant? The Barnett Street north residential precinct is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? The Barnett Street north residential precinct is significant; Historically, as representing well the typical 19th century housing type of the Kensington residential area and because it includes some of the few masonry house rows in Kensington; also most houses in this part of Barnett Street were leased out (some by flour miller Thomas Gillespie), underscoring the working class character of the area that extended well into the 20th (Criterion A); Aesthetically, for the contribution of the well-preserved Victorian-era masonry rows and their visual counterpoint to the more modest but typical timber houses adjoining and opposite (Criterion E).
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Barnett Street south residential precinct, part former Barnett Street Urban Conservation Area Barnett Street 32 -100, 31-97; Robertson Street 3-49
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Barnett Street south residential precinct includes: The Victorian period timber and brick cottages with some Edwardian period examples, all generally taking on the characteristics of the Victorian-era subdivision, building set-back and range of materials.
On the east side o f the street: x Single-fronted, single-storey Victorian period timber houses with front verandahs, hipped roofs and chimneys; x close siting, built close to the street ; x well-preserved examples such as 65, 73-77 and 81-91 Barnett Street.
On the west side: x a mixture o f double and single fronted timber Edwardian houses, such as 58-62 Barnett Street; x strong Victorian period masonry core comprised o f 68-88 dominate the character of this precinct; x A row of elevated Victorian period timber cottages similar to those opposite, each with fair integrity.
Fences are typically replaced, some roofs reclad and iron verandah ornament gone or replaced. Stone pitched right-of-ways are contributory.
How is it significant? The Barnett Street south residential sub-precinct is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? The Barnett Street south residential sub-precinct is significant; Historically, as representing well the typical 19th century housing type of the Kensington residential area and because it includes one of the few long masonry house rows (on the west side) in Kensington, in this case associated with the wealthy brewer RK Montgomerie; also Most houses in this part of Barnett Street were leased out, underscoring the working class character of the area that extended well into the 20th (Criterion A); Aesthetically, for the contribution of the above well-preserved Victorian-era masonry row and its visual interaction with and counterpoint to the more modest timber houses adjoining and opposite (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses Barnett Street 68 -90
Statement of Significance What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Collett, Nottingham and Parsons Streets precinct, former Collett, Nottingham and Parsons Streets Urban Conservation Area. Collett Street 2 -26, 3-29; Nottingham Street 1-15; Parsons Street 23-41
Statement of Significance What is significant? Collett, Nottingham and Parsons Streets precinct includes: x Early core of typically single-storey late Victorian-era timber housing but the individually notable and brick 2-4 Collett Street; x Subsequent timber cottage development with picturesque and decorated Edwardian gables (see 10-14 Collett Street) or Victorian- x era character, most with relatively high integrity and characteristics that are complementary to the previous period; x Low key and contributory Bungalow period development (evident at 16-18 Collett Street); x some relative diversity in scale and the materials in Nottingham Street, with similar late Victorian and Edwardian development; x notable trio of Edwardian detached timber cottages (37-41 Parsons Street), supplemented by an altered Victorian pair and a brick trio of superficially altered row houses (27-31 Parsons Street). Few houses retain original verandah ornament or front fences but many of these elements have been reconstructed. Stone paved right-of-ways are contributory.
How is it significant? Collett, Nottingham and Parsons Streets precinct is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Collett, Nottingham and Parsons Streets precinct is significant. Historically, as representing well Kensington's typical timber Victorian and Edwardian period housing, both row-type and detached With major alterations being confined to the eastern side of Collett Street and part of Parsons Street (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for some individually notable houses: combining with the more typical Victorian & Edwardian-era houses in a picturesque manner, within overall similarities of frontage width, scale and set-back (Criterion E).
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William Adams' investment house precinct Eastwood Street 73 -77
Statement of Significance What is significant? William Adams' investment house precinct, built in 1913 for a slater as a three house development (73-77 Eastwood Street), includes: x Federation Bungalow styling with Arts & Crafts detailing to chimneys; x Prominent corner siting for the key house of the precinct, with elevations successfully addressing both frontages; x high hipped and gabled roof forms, slate clad with terra-cotta capping, ridging and finials; x front verandahs as bullnose profile or bellcast extension of the main roof; x ornate cast-iron verandah detail, with characteristic turned timber posts; x red face brickwork for walls, with stucco trim; x casement window groups; and x shingling in the gable ends, with timber truss details.
How is it significant? William Adams' investment house precinct is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? William Adams' investment house precinct is significant. Historically, as well-preserved and prominently sited example of an artisan's own speculative but important Edwardian-era housing group, including one of the more substantial houses from the key Edwardian and Victorian-eras that make up Kensington's significant development phase (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the distinctive detailing, styling, form, materials and corner siting, as a key building group within Eastwood Street (Criterion E).
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Lambeth Street streetscape, former Lambeth Street Urban Conservation Area Lambeth Street 37 -59
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Lambeth Street sub-precinct of single-storey, mainly masonry Victorian-era and Edwardian-era houses includes: x key Victorian-era house rows such as the 1885 brick parapeted row 45-51 Lambeth Street also the row at 41-30 Lambeth Street and a similar pair at 37-39 at Lambeth Street; x 53-5 Lambeth Street, not parapeted but of the same period, with 57-59 Lambeth Street as an Edwardian example which is atypically of timber house but relates in detail to the precinct; and x built character that includes siting close to the street, expressed pitched roof forms with chimneys, front post-supported verandah elements; applied ornament and often symmetrical composition.
Most contributory houses retain sufficient detail to allow restoration of the whole. The stone paved rear right-of-way is contributory
How is it significant? The Lambeth Street sub-precinct significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? The Lambeth Street sub-precinct is significant: Historically as expressive of the key significant growth era of the Kensington locality, as leased worker housing built for investment (Criterion A); and Aesthetically as a streetscape which faithfully represents masonry 19th Century row house construction in Kensington, an area more commonly built of wood at that time (Criterion E).
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Parsons Street west precinct Parsons Street 4 -12; Eastwood Street 33 rear, 35
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Parsons Street west precinct, built up from c1900 to the 1930s includes: x streetscapes and individual examples of painted weatherboard Edwardian-era houses with ornate cast-iron verandah detailing, half-timbering and picturesque hipped and gabled roof forms; x significant pair of stuccoed inter-war houses in the Spanish style which relate in scale and form to adjoining houses; x commercial stable in red brick; x generally one storey scale, with pitched roof forms, and detached siting.
How is it significant? Parsons Street west precinct is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Parsons Street west precinct is significant Historically, as a representation of two key periods of housing development within the locality, Edwardian-era and inter-war; also for the juxtaposition of a large commercial stable building in the precinct, set close to houses, as indicative of the mix of uses in residential areas and, as well, illustrating key theme in the area's history which included horse related industry including carriers and horse training (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, as good examples of architectural form, detailing and styling from two main eras of the area's housing development (Criterion E).
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Parsons Street South Streetscape Parsons Street 34 -42
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Parsons Street South Streetscape, built up in the late Victorian-era: x streetscapes and individual examples of brick, mainly single-storey attached Victorian-era houses with ornate cast-iron verandah detailing; x significant terrace house, 34, in the Italian Renaissance revival style which relate in siting and form to adjoining houses; x generally pitched roof forms set behind parapets, with chimneys.
How is it significant? Parsons Street South Streetscape is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Parsons Street South Streetscape is significant Historically, as a representation of a key boom period of housing development within the locality, Victorian-era; also for the juxtaposition of a large commercial stable building in the precinct, set close to houses, as indicative of the mix of uses in residential areas and, as well, illustrating key theme in the area's history which included horse related industry including carriers and horse training (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, as good and well-preserved examples of architectural form, detailing and styling from the main era of the area's housing development and a major heritage element in the Kensington residential area (Criterion E).
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Pridham Street north residential precinct Pridham Street 1 -31, 16-30
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Pridham Street north residential streetscape was built up substantially in the Victorian & Edwardian-eras and includes both contributory and significant residential buildings, with: x ornamental stucco detailing mainly derived from Italian Renaissance sources; x coloured decorative brickwork; x window groupings as a small percentage of the façade wall area; x weatherboard and some masonry construction; x verandahed forms on street elevations; x chimneys; x one storey scale; x mainly pitched but some parapeted rooflines, with some slate but mainly corrugated iron cladding; x siting on or close to the street.
How is it significant? The Pridham Street north residential streetscape is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Pridham Street north residential streetscape is significant Historically, as an early residential streetscape in the Kensington east area that extends southward from the significant Racecourse Road commercial precinct established there on a major route to the hinterland during Kensington's late Victorian boom-era. The streetscape includes some individually notable detailing but is mainly made up of contributory Victorian and Edwardian-era houses (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for the well-preserved examples of adapted Italian Renaissance Revival design and detailed ornamentation of the residential places. The streetscape is contributory to the overall Kensington heritage character and complements the nearby Racecourse Road and Rankins Road heritage commercial precincts (Criterion E).
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Rankins Road north streetscape Rankins Road 10 -34
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Rankins Road north streetscape was built up substantially in the Victorian-era and includes both contributory and significant residential and commercial buildings, with: x ornamental stucco detailing mainly derived from Italian Renaissance sources; x window groupings as a small percentage of the façade wall area; x masonry construction, verandahed forms on street elevations; x chimneys; x one and two storey scale; x pitched and parapeted rooflines, with slate and corrugated iron cladding; x siting on or close to the street; and x landmark street-corner commercial buildings that frame the streetscape. The semi-mature plane trees enhance the place.
How is it significant? The Rankins Road north streetscape is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The Rankins Road north streetscape is significant. Historically, as an early commercial and residential core in the Kensington east area that extends southward from Racecourse Road and the contemporary commercial strip established there on a major route to the hinterland during Kensington's late Victorian boom-era. The streetscape includes some individually significant places such as the Edwardian-era UFS dispensary and the nearby shop & residence rows that have since been converted to residential use as a sign of the changing fate of the locality (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for the well-preserved examples of Italian renaissance and free style design among the larger buildings and detailed ornamentation of the residential places. The streetscape is contributory to the overall Kensington heritage character and specifically to the nearby Racecourse Road heritage commercial precinct (Criterion E).
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Kensington Railway Station commercial & residential precinct, former Rankins Road South Urban Conservation Area. Rankins Road 137 -173, 128-132; Eastwood Street 127; Macaulay Road 458-460
Statement of Significance What is significant? Kensington Railway Station commercial & residential sub-precinct includes: x the triangular forecourt to the highly significant and elevated Kensington Railway Station, as a plantation reserve created from land left over by the railway reserve's oblique bisection of two lots of the Kensington village government survey purchased in 1849 by J Rankin; x a visually related built perimeter to enclose the plantation reserve, dating from Victorian-era to inter-war; x Stone kerbs and channels, stone paved right-of-ways; x semi-mature plane tree avenues providing a similarly visually unifying effect; x Edwardian period villa housing spreading south from Robertson Street being generally double-fronted, and of timber, with two Edwardian period houses(130-132 Rankins Road) occupying the north perimeter of the garden square; x Victorian-era, First War and later commercial buildings advancing north from Macaulay Road, all inspired by improvements to railway services (for example see 169-1 75 and 153-155 Rankins Rd (inter-war), the Railway Buildings being Victorian-era shop and residences at 147-151 Rankins Road).
How is it significant? Kensington Railway Station commercial & residential sub-precinct is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Kensington Railway Station commercial & residential sub-precinct is significant Historically as a physical expression o the effect of the Kensington Railway Station siting, with commercial development lining major approaches to the station and both Victorian-era and Edwardian-era housing stimulated by proximity to this vital transport venue (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the unusual village square character created by visually related residential and commercial streetscapes mainly of early 20th century which provide enclosure to the forecourt of the important Kensington Railway Station while also presenting individual architectural qualities (Criterion A).
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Smith Street Victorian-era residential streetscape Smith Street 44 -52
Statement of Significance What is significant? Smith Street Victorian-era residential streetscape(44-52 Smith Street), built in the late 1880s, includes: x A group of five Italianate style weatherboard clad late Victorian-era houses; x corrugated iron clad main and verandah roofs, hipped in form; x moulded eaves brackets and entablatures; x verandahs detailed with cast-iron fixed to timber framing; x both double and single-fronted (44, 48 double-fronted) and detached; x 50-52 Smith Street as an attached pair; x each with prominent stuccoed chimneys, with moulded tops; and x some altered, with new verandah detail.
How is it significant? Smith Street Victorian-era residential streetscape is contributory historically and aesthetically to the Kensington heritage precinct.
Why is it significant? Smith Street Victorian-era residential streetscape is contributory: Historically, as representative workers' houses of their period constituting a discrete group in the Kensington residential streetscape and contributing to its historic values, as well as the residential population surge in Kensington in the late 19th century (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the cast-iron detailing and Italianate styling seen in key parts of the group (Criterion E).
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HERITAGE SITES Charles Hill house Barnett Street 58
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? An Edwardian-era Federation Style timber house built for Mr & Mrs Charles Hill 1910-11 that includes: x prominent corner siting and double fronted scale, with two primary elevations; x bullnose profile return verandah with distinctive details; x high hipped, corrugated sheeted main roof with gabled bays terminating the verandah; x red brick chimneys with corbelled and rendered tops and original terra-cotta pots; x ashlar pattern boarding and corrugated iron roofing; x window bays with casements, with top and bottom lights, some lead lighting; x carved barge boards and strutted eaves; x Gothic character detailing over window heads on the main window bay.
How is it significant? The Hill house is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The Hill house is significant. Historically, as a well-preserved example of the more salubrious residential development in the area during the main construction phase of the Victorian and Edwardian-eras while also representing the concentration and social hierarchy of railways employment in this locality, as evoked by the scale and detailing of engine driver Hill's investment house (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the successful articulation of the street facades as applied to a corner site, distinctive details and scale, and the contribution as a key building within a locally significant streetscape (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 68
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 70
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? yes
What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 72
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 74
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 76
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 78
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 80
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 82
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E). 22 Page 274 of 309
Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 84
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E). 23 Page 275 of 309
Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 86
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 88
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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Montgomerie's row houses, part Barnett Street 90
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? What is significant? Built 1889-90 for the wealthy Melbourne brewer, RK Montgomerie, these row houses include: x probable architect design and hence distinctive details; x extensive use of tuck-pointed coloured brickwork that is uncommon in Kensington; x pressed and moulded cement detailing on dividing walls and chimneys; x generally hipped roof duplex form, with single-fronted houses at either end (68, 90 Barnett Street), x roofs clad with corrugated iron; x elevated siting; x prominent symmetrically arranged cemented chimneys; x some unpainted stucco as most chimneys and at 68 Barnett Street; x cast iron verandah detailing and well-preserved timber joinery, with side lights to façade windows; and x generally high integrity.
How is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington. Why is it significant? Montgomerie's row houses are significant: Historically as highly representative of the key growth period in the suburb while presenting a variant on the local norm by extensive use of masonry construction and for the close link with the well known and important brewer, RK Montgomerie as perhaps his best preserved speculative residential development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the extensive use of coloured brickwork and distinctive stucco detailing over an extensive house row which has well-preserved applied ornament and an overall skilful composition, with the end houses as a visual termination, and for the key contributory role in the Barnett Street South precinct (Criterion E).
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McGregor's row houses, part Collett Street 2
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? McGregor's row houses, built 1890, include: x prominent paired construction on the corner of a stone paved lane; x Italian Renaissance revival detailing on a single fronted form; x highly ornament stucco and pressed cement detailing, particularly on the façade parapets, with swags, urns, shells, scrolls, x balustrading, and vermiculated patterned blocks; x hipped verandahed form, with timber construction and detailing, cast-iron ornament and corrugated iron cladding; x general high integrity; x window joinery with side lights.
How is it significant? McGregor's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? McGregor's row houses are significant Historically as highly representative of the boom era in Kensington's development as an ornate example of a speculative housing development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for the rich cement ornament and verandah detailing, made more effective by being set within a small frontage, and for the major contributory role in the Kensington residential area (Criterion E) .
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McGregor's row houses Collett Street 4
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? McGregor's row houses, built 1890, include: x prominent paired construction on the corner of a stone paved lane; x Italian Renaissance revival detailing on a single fronted form; x highly ornament stucco and pressed cement detailing, particularly on the façade parapets, with swags, urns, shells, scrolls, x balustrading, and vermiculated patterned blocks; x hipped verandahed form, with timber construction and detailing, cast-iron ornament and corrugated iron cladding; x general high integrity; x window joinery with side lights.
How is it significant? McGregor's row houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? McGregor's row houses are significant Historically as highly representative of the boom era in Kensington's development as an ornate example of a speculative housing development (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for the rich cement ornament and verandah detailing, made more effective by being set within a small frontage, and for the major contributory role in the Kensington residential area (Criterion E) .
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William Adams' investment house Eastwood Street 73
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? William Adams' investment house, built in 1913 for a slater as part of a three house development (73-77 Eastwood Street), includes: x Federation Bungalow styling with Arts & Crafts detailing to chimneys; x Prominent corner siting, with elevations successfully addressing both frontages; x high hipped roof form terminated by gabled bays on each street façade, and clad with slate with terra-cotta capping, ridging and finials; x Return verandah as bellcast extension of the main roof; x ornate fan pattern cast-iron verandah detail, with characteristic turned timber posts; x red face brickwork for walls, with stucco trim; x casement window groups; and x shingling in the gable ends, with truss details.
How is it significant? William Adams' investment house is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? William Adams' investment house is significant. Historically, as well-preserved and prominently sited example of an artisan's own speculative but important Edwardian-era housing group and one of the more substantial houses from the key Edwardian and Victorian-eras that make up Kensington's significant development phase (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for its distinctive detailing, styling, form, materials and corner siting, as a key building within the significant group of 73-77 Eastwood Street (Criterion E).
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William Adams' investment house, later girls' school Eastwood Street 75
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? William Adams' investment house, built in 1913 for a slater as part of a three house development (73-77 Eastwood Street), includes: x Federation Bijou Villa styling with Arts & Crafts detailing to chimneys; x gabled roof form clad with slate with terra-cotta capping, ridging and finials; x bullnose profile verandah with ornate cast-iron verandah detail, with characteristic turned timber posts; x red face brickwork for walls, with stucco trim; x casement window groups; and x shingling in the gable ends, with truss details.
How is it significant? William Adams' investment house is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? William Adams' investment house is significant Historically, as well-preserved example within an artisan's speculative but important Edwardian-era housing group and one of the more unusual houses from the key Edwardian and Victorian-eras that make up Kensington's significant development phase (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for its distinctive detailing, styling, and materials, as a contributory building within the significant group of 73-77 Eastwood Street (Criterion E).0
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William Adams' investment house Eastwood Street 77
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? William Adams' investment house, built in 1913 for a slater as part of a three house development (73-77 Eastwood Street), includes: x Federation Bijou Villa styling with Arts & Crafts detailing to chimneys; x gabled roof form clad with slate with terra-cotta capping, ridging and finials; x bullnose profile verandah with ornate cast-iron verandah detail, with characteristic turned timber posts; x red face brickwork for walls, with stucco trim; x casement window groups; and x shingling in the gable ends, with truss details.
How is it significant? William Adams' investment house is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? William Adams' investment house is significant Historically, as well-preserved example within an artisan's speculative but important Edwardian-era housing group and one of the more unusual houses from the key Edwardian and Victorian-eras that make up Kensington's significant development phase (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for its distinctive detailing, styling, and materials, as a contributory building within the significant group of 73-77 Eastwood Street (Criterion E).
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Moffat & Bean's service station Macaulay Road 458-460
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 3 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance
What is significant?
Murphy's commercial development (three shops, with altered adjoining 458 Macaulay Road garage), built in 1928 for Murphy, includes:
x a row of three attached single storeyed shops with attached garage facing Macaulay Road, providing for an uncommon development form evocative of the new motor age; x 173 Rankins Road originally conceived as a post office, with built-in phone box on left hand side of shopfront; x cement, red and clinker brick parapets with segmentally arched, raised parapet entablature to each building; x distinctive sunburst motifs in red brick central to each parapet entablature; x canted obelisk forms on each parapet pier; x original cantilevered verandahs, with formed metal fascias to shops;. x most part original shop fronts made by H Stevens & Sons with significant tiled dados and recessed entries. How is it significant?
Murphy's commercial development is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant?
Murphy's shop row is significant Historically, they are highly representative buildings of their period and a part of the shop group facing the Kensington railway station forecourt and in this respect demonstrating the vital role of the railway in transport modes and hence commercial development; also one of the shops was designed for and served as the Kensington Post Office in the inter-war period (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, the parapet detailing is distinctive and the motifs used a precursor to the inter-war Moderne styles; the shopfront detailing is well-preserved and significant (Criterion E).
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Ralph or Rudolph Stobaus house Nottingham Street 11
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Stobaus house, built 1901 for a Polish miner, includes: x conservative and transitional Italianate styling but in a double-fronted form; x ashlar pattern block facing with weatherboard side walls; x hipped front verandah, with fan pattern cast-iron brackets, friezes, and turned posts as distinguished by a central gablet; x three light double-hung sash windows, with top and side lights to the entry; x symmetrically placed chimneys with moulded cement cornices.
There is a publicly visible by matching two storey rear addition.
How is it significant? The Stobaus house is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The Stobaus house is significant Historically as one of the larger examples of a characteristic house type that makes up the significant of the Kensington residential area and by its vacant adjoining block evocative of the business activities undertaken on the site by its long term owner and his family (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, as typifying the aesthetic of the Victorian-era housing in the areas but distinguished in this case by the gablet to the Verandah (Criterion E).
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Waddington's houses, part Parsons Street 4
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Waddington's houses,, built in 1935 as a pair of detached houses and garages, includes: x inter-war hybrid of Edwardian-era, Mediterranean, and Spanish styles; x hipped roof form with unglazed terra-cotta Marseille pattern tiles and terra-cotta caps; x red brick side walls and chimneys with soldier course tops; x stuccoed arcaded façade wall with spiralled cast cement columns, the serlian motif in the arch configuration, and feature tapestry bricks at corners; x bowed window groups in the façade, with double-hung sash windows; x wire fabric front fence and gate; and x privet hedge at the frontage.
How is it significant? Waddington's houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Waddington's houses are significant Historically, as well-preserved examples of a new wave of development in the area which nevertheless took on the scale and rhythm of the Victorian and Edwardian-era houses that came before (Criterion A); and Aesthetically as well-preserved examples of the Spanish and Mediterranean styles that had arrived in Victoria in the 1920s but continued on in many suburbs until WW2 (Criterion E).
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Waddington's houses, part Parsons Street 6
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Waddington's houses,, built in 1935 as a pair of detached houses and garages, includes: x inter-war hybrid of Edwardian-era, Mediterranean, and Spanish styles; x hipped roof form with unglazed terra-cotta Marseille pattern tiles and terra-cotta caps; x red brick side walls and chimneys with soldier course tops; x stuccoed arcaded façade wall with spiralled cast cement columns, the serlian motif in the arch configuration, and feature tapestry bricks at corners; x bowed window groups in the façade, with double-hung sash windows; x wire fabric front fence and gate; and x privet hedge at the frontage.
How is it significant? Waddington's houses are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Waddington's houses are significant Historically, as well-preserved examples of a new wave of development in the area which nevertheless took on the scale and rhythm of the Victorian and Edwardian-era houses that came before (Criterion A); and Aesthetically as well-preserved examples of the Spanish and Mediterranean styles that had arrived in Victoria in the 1920s but continued on in many suburbs until WW2 (Criterion E).
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Ellerdale Parsons Street 34
Grading proposed B Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Ellerdale, built 1890-1 for Arthur Stephenson, bookbinder and dance instructor, includes: x Rich Italian Renaissance revival cement parapet detailing, using Baroque motifs such as the broken pediment; x Ornate cast-iron verandah detailing, featuring a sunflower motif; x red brick side and rear walls; x coloured brick façade; and x side lights to the main façade window, top and side lights to the entry. The fence and verandah paving are new.
How is it significant? Ellerdale, is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Ellerdale, is significant: Historically as a well-preserved and substantial residence for the area, associated in this case with a dance hall at the rear as an indication of its social presence in the community (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for its rich cement parapet and iron verandah detailing, made more so by its relative prominence in the typically single-storey streetscape (Criterion E).
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House Parsons Street 39
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? A weatherboard Edwardian-era house that includes: x steep gabled roof form, clad with corrugated iron; x red brick chimney with distinctive cement cap and ribbing; x half-timbered gable ends with textured stucco infill; x an uncommon arcaded half-timbered frieze above the verandah; x strutted eaves; x Arts & Crafts onion motif in verandah frieze; x vertical boarded verandah end partition; x timber framed casement window group in front elevation.
How is it significant? The house at 39 Parsons St is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The house at 39 Parsons St is significant: Historically as a well-preserved example of a house occupied by the trades that typified this suburb, transport and the meat industry (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the distinctive detailing as applied to a small investment house exhibiting strong Arts & Crafts character in the area (Criterion E).
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Glenrose Pridham Street 15
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Glenrose, built for Mr & Mrs Charles Holmes in 1914, includes: Federation period styling; single fronted timber cottage form; half timbered gable end, bull nosed verandah, distinctive iron lacework frieze, casement window groups; red brick and stucco chimney; turned timber posts and shingle-pattern façade boarding.
How is it significant? Glenrose is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Glenrose is significant: Historically as a very well-preserved exemplar from a key period in the area's development (Criterion A) ; and Aesthetically for the distinctive verandah frieze (Criterion E).
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A G Healing Ltd factory Racecourse Road 201 -223
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? No
Statement of Significance What is significant? The A G Healing Ltd factory, built by Thompson & Chalmers in 1943-4 to the design of architects Sydney Smith Ogg & Serpell includes: x Corner site, free standing form; x major three and two-storey parapeted Streamlined Modern style design with curved corner; x cement render streamlines, as lintels and sill members for window strips along Racecourse Road, as well as cantilevering canopy at entry; x red brick walls (since part painted); x flagpole central to entry above parapet; x metal-framed multi-pane glazing with hopper sashes; and x sawtooth fibre cement sheet `Super six' corrugated profile roofing.
How is it significant? The A G Healing Ltd factory is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The A G Healing Ltd factory is significant: Historically, for the association with a major Australian appliance and electronics firm during a period of major growth brought on by the advent of the Second War, and thus as a direct expression of the home front war effort where necessary battle machinery was manufactured for use on the front. Also as a result of the building's special manufacturing role in the war, a demonstration of contravention of the Melbourne City by-law which had set aside this site for residential use (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for its well-preserved Streamlined Moderne styling that epitomised architecture of the immediate pre Second War period (Criterion E) .
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Cuskelly & Wellman's, later Henry Parris butcher's shop &residence Rankins Road 17
Grading proposed B Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Cuskelly & Wellman's, later Henry Parris butcher's shop &residence, built 1889, includes: x a well preserved Victorian-era shop and residence; x rich Italian Renaissance revival styling executed in moulded and ruled stucco; x a timber framed street verandah; x near intact timber-framed shop front; x cement urns and balustrading beside a pedimented entablature at the parapet; and x skilful aedicule framing of the upper window, with side-lights.
How is it significant? Cuskelly & Wellman's, later Henry Parris butcher's shop &residence is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Cuskelly & Wellman's, later Henry Parris butcher's shop &residence is significant: Historically, as the first venue for a metropolitan renowned butcher cum politician, Henry Parris, whose popularity and business expanded such that he was elected to the Flemington & Kensington Borough Council in 1900 by the largest majority ever recorded, became mayor in his second term and entered the Melbourne City Council after unification of Melbourne with Flemington and Kensington. Also for the association with its creators, Cuskelly & Wellman, who were important local figures and as a prominent and representative example within an early if altered 19th century commercial centre (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for its near original condition, semi-detached form, siting within and contribution to, a 19th century local commercial streetscape, the building's rich cement ornament and uncommon period details such as the verandah and shop front (Criterion E).
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Flemington District United Friendly Societies (UFS) Dispensary Rankins Road 20 -22
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Flemington District United Friendly Societies dispensary, built in 1915-16, includes: x Edwardian Free Style design in two storeys; x red brick walls with cement dressings; x bowed cemented parapet form; x swagged cement balustrading to the parapet; x bartizans applied to the end bays; x segmental arched openings x the building name in the parapet as raised cement letters. x distinctive tiled spandrel and dado panels plus a foundation stone.
How is it significant? The Flemington District United Friendly Societies dispensary Is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The Flemington District United Friendly Societies dispensary Is significant Historically, a good expression of the Victorian tradition of forming friendly societies, lodges and unions as insurances against times of sickness, unemployment, which is particularly pertinent to this working class suburb, and built in a period of evident growth of UFS dispensaries across the metropolitan area (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, for the skill of the Freestyle design which aligns with other significant Edwardian-era UFS designs across the metropolis and for the key contributory role in this Edwardian and Victorian-era commercial streetscape (Criterion E).
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Crichton's furniture shop & residence, later Flemington District UFS Dispensary Rankins Road 24
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Crichton's furniture shop & residence, later Flemington District UFS Dispensary and built in 1885, includes: x Italian renaissance revival style upper level cemented facade with rich detailing that includes swags, brackets, scrolled pediment, x and panelled parapet; x uncommon recessed upper level window panels with dentils and impost moulds; x segmentally arched openings, with double-hung sash windows.
The ground level shopfront has been replaced.
How is it significant? Crichton's furniture shop & residence, later Flemington District UFS Dispensary, is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Crichton's furniture shop & residence, later Flemington District UFS Dispensary Is significant: Historically, as an early part of this Victorian-era and Edwardian-era commercial streetscape in Kensington and for its link with the UFS and the tradition of forming friendly societies, lodges and unions as insurances against times of sickness, unemployment, which is particularly pertinent to this working class suburb (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for the rich detailing of the upper level façade and for the key contributory role in this Edwardian and Victorian-era commercial streetscape (Criterion E).
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Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League of Australia, later Flemington Kensington Returned Servicemen Club, part Rankins Road 25
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 3 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? No
Statement of Significance What is significant? Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League of Australia, later Flemington Kensington Returned Servicemen's Club, part, built 1960 by the local builder Simmie & Co to a design by George Campbell includes: x two storey Modernist style façade natural aluminium framed curtain wall; x glazed blue ceramic tiled façade; x red brick side walls.
How is it significant? Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League of Australia, later Flemington Kensington Returned Servicemen's Club is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington
Why is it significant? Returned Sailors & Soldiers Imperial League of Australia, later Flemington Kensington Returned Servicemen's Club is significant: Historically, for along association on this site and in this building for the Flemington RSL, one of the long-lived community groups in the area (Criterion A) ; and Aesthetically, as a well-preserved example of a custom design in a Modern style which was advanced for the Kensington area at that time (Criterion E).
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Fennah's shops & residences, part Rankins Road 32
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Fennah's shops & residences, built 1889 for William Fennah, include: x two storey Italian Renaissance revival style commercial pair on a corner site; x brick (part painted) and stuccoed (some natural finish) upper level with moulded cement work including balustraded parapet with piers, parapet orbs; x panelled pilasters, with roundels, on the main and side façade (34); x early painted sign on the side elevation `The Quality Butcher'; x segmentally arched double-hung sash window pairs linked with impost and sill courses; x dominating scale in the streetscape and relationship with the significant shop & residence row opposite, creating a loosely formed commercial precinct. The shopfronts have been replaced with walls and windows to form a residence and the side elevation has been extended in matching manner.
How is it significant? Fennah's shops & residences are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Fennah's shops & residences are significant Historically, as a major development in the early formation of this largely Victorian-era commercial area around Rankins and Racecourse Roads, reflecting directly the population growth in Kensington in the late 19th century with subdivision of the old Crown sections (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, as a prominent Italian Renaissance revival shop pair that, as a corner site, relates well with adjacent shops from a similar period (Criterion E).
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Fennah's Shops & Residences, part, later Kennedy , R .W., & Co butchers shop & residence Rankins Road 34
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Fennah's shops & residences, built 1889 for William Fennah, include: x two storey Italian Renaissance revival style commercial pair on a corner site; x brick (part painted) and stuccoed (some natural finish) upper level with moulded cement work including balustraded parapet with piers, parapet orbs; x panelled pilasters, with roundels, on the main and side façade (34); x early painted sign on the side elevation `The Quality Butcher'; x segmentally arched double-hung sash window pairs linked with impost and sill courses; x dominating scale in the streetscape and relationship with the significant shop & residence row opposite, creating a loosely formed commercial precinct. The shopfronts have been replaced with walls and windows to form a residence and the side elevation has been extended in matching manner.
How is it significant? Fennah's shops & residences are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Fennah's shops & residences are significant Historically, as a major development in the early formation of this largely Victorian-era commercial area around Rankins and Racecourse Roads, reflecting directly the population growth in Kensington in the late 19th century with subdivision of the old Crown sections (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, as a prominent Italian Renaissance revival shop pair that, as a corner site, relates well with adjacent shops from a similar period (Criterion E).
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Bates' shop & residence row, part Rankins Road 43
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Bates' shop & residence row, built in 1887, includes: x two storey Italian Renaissance Revival style facades to Rankins Road and Parsons Street; x panelled parapet with some orbs and corner arched raised entablature; x trabeated upper level façade detailed in cement, with architraves, key stones, vermiculated blocks, guilloche panels; x paired segmentally arched upper level openings; x timber framed shopfronts; x altered framed street verandah; and x altered stable at the rear of 43.
How is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant: Historically, as a major corner commercial development symbolising the boom in population in the area arising from late Victorian-era residential subdivision and by its position, half way between Racecourse Road and the railway station, the transition between the road and rail based commercial activity; and Aesthetically for the well-preserved upper level cement detailing, scale and landmark quality in the area as pivotal element in the surrounding Victorian and Edwardian-era residential streetscape.
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Bates' shop & residence row, part Rankins Road 45
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Bates' shop & residence row, built in 1887, includes: x two storey Italian Renaissance Revival style facades to Rankins Road and Parsons Street; x panelled parapet with some orbs and corner arched raised entablature; x trabeated upper level façade detailed in cement, with architraves, key stones, vermiculated blocks, guilloche panels; x paired segmentally arched upper level openings; x timber framed shopfronts; x altered framed street verandah; and x altered stable at the rear of 43.
How is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant: Historically, as a major corner commercial development symbolising the boom in population in the area arising from late Victorian-era residential subdivision and by its position, half way between Racecourse Road and the railway station, the transition between the road and rail based commercial activity; and Aesthetically for the well-preserved upper level cement detailing, scale and landmark quality in the area as pivotal element in the surrounding Victorian and Edwardian-era residential streetscape.
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Bates' shop & residence row, part Rankins Road 47
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Bates' shop & residence row, built in 1887, includes: x two storey Italian Renaissance Revival style facades to Rankins Road and Parsons Street; x panelled parapet with some orbs and corner arched raised entablature; x trabeated upper level façade detailed in cement, with architraves, key stones, vermiculated blocks, guilloche panels; x paired segmentally arched upper level openings; x timber framed shopfronts; x altered framed street verandah; and x altered stable at the rear of 43.
How is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant: Historically, as a major corner commercial development symbolising the boom in population in the area arising from late Victorian-era residential subdivision and by its position, half way between Racecourse Road and the railway station, the transition between the road and rail based commercial activity (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for the well-preserved upper level cement detailing, scale and landmark quality in the area as pivotal element in the surrounding Victorian and Edwardian-era residential streetscape (Criterion E).
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Bates' shop & residence row, part Rankins Road 49
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Bates' shop & residence row, built in 1887, includes: x two storey Italian Renaissance Revival style facades to Rankins Road and Parsons Street; x panelled parapet with some orbs and corner arched raised entablature; x trabeated upper level façade detailed in cement, with architraves, key stones, vermiculated blocks, guilloche panels; x paired segmentally arched upper level openings; x timber framed shopfronts; x altered framed street verandah; and x altered stable at the rear of 43.
How is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Bates' shop & residence row is significant: Historically, as a major corner commercial development symbolising the boom in population in the area arising from late Victorian-era residential subdivision and by its position, half way between Racecourse Road and the railway station, the transition between the road and rail based commercial activity (Criterion A); and Aesthetically for the well-preserved upper level cement detailing, scale and landmark quality in the area as pivotal element in the surrounding Victorian and Edwardian-era residential streetscape (Criterion E).
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Railway Buildings, part Rankins Road 147
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Railway Buildings, built for local shopkeepers Attwood & Williams in 1888, include: x three Victorian-era two storey shop & residences; x Italian Renaissance revival architectural styling; x reconstructed Corporation Pattern iron street verandahs; x stuccoed street façade in three bays, with red brick side and rear walls; x upper level moulded and pressed cement detailing in the form of parapet cornices and central raised and segmentally arched entablature, dentilation, string moulds and pilasters; x upper level windows of both single (central bay) and three-light configurations (side bays) with flanking pilasters supporting minor pediments over each; x shopfronts with recessed entries that relate to the original Victorian-era shopfront type while retaining some of their detailing; and x historically significant siting, facing the significant Kensington Railway Station.
How is it significant? The Railway Buildings are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The Railway Buildings are significant Historically, as a highly visible and well-preserved manifestation of the key role railway travel played in Kensington's Victorian-era society (Criterion A) ; and Aesthetically, as a visually related and prominent contributory element facing the plantation reserve that acts as the station's forecourt and a well-preserved and successfully designed example of the Victorian-era suburban shop and residence type in the Renaissance Revival manner (Criterion E). 50 Page 302 of 309
Railway Buildings, part Rankins Road 149
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Railway Buildings, built for local shopkeepers Attwood & Williams in 1888, include: x three Victorian-era two storey shop & residences; x Italian Renaissance revival architectural styling; x reconstructed Corporation Pattern iron street verandahs; x stuccoed street façade in three bays, with red brick side and rear walls; x upper level moulded and pressed cement detailing in the form of parapet cornices and central raised and segmentally arched entablature, dentilation, string moulds and pilasters; x upper level windows of both single (central bay) and three-light configurations (side bays) with flanking pilasters supporting minor pediments over each; x shopfronts with recessed entries that relate to the original Victorian-era shopfront type while retaining some of their detailing; and x historically significant siting, facing the significant Kensington Railway Station.
How is it significant? The Railway Buildings are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The Railway Buildings are significant Historically, as a highly visible and well-preserved manifestation of the key role railway travel played in Kensington's Victorian-era society (Criterion A) ; and Aesthetically, as a visually related and prominent contributory element facing the plantation reserve that acts as the station's forecourt and a well-preserved and successfully designed example of the Victorian-era suburban shop and residence type in the Renaissance Revival manner (Criterion E). 51 Page 303 of 309
Railway Buildings, part Rankins Road 151
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? The Railway Buildings, built for local shopkeepers Attwood & Williams in 1888, include: x three Victorian-era two storey shop & residences; x Italian Renaissance revival architectural styling; x reconstructed Corporation Pattern iron street verandahs; x stuccoed street façade in three bays, with red brick side and rear walls; x upper level moulded and pressed cement detailing in the form of parapet cornices and central raised and segmentally arched entablature, dentilation, string moulds and pilasters; x upper level windows of both single (central bay) and three-light configurations (side bays) with flanking pilasters supporting minor pediments over each; x shopfronts with recessed entries that relate to the original Victorian-era shopfront type while retaining some of their detailing; and x historically significant siting, facing the significant Kensington Railway Station.
How is it significant? The Railway Buildings are significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? The Railway Buildings are significant Historically, as a highly visible and well-preserved manifestation of the key role railway travel played in Kensington's Victorian-era society (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, as a visually related and prominent contributory element facing the plantation reserve that acts as the station's forecourt and a well-preserved and successfully designed example of the Victorian-era suburban shop and residence type in the Renaissance Revival manner (Criterion E).
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Alfred White's house Rankins Road 165
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? White's house, built by WJ Woodroffe P/L for cabinet maker Alfred White in 1924, includes: x a two storeyed symmetrical Arts and Crafts Bungalow style, prominent in the largely single level streetscape; x a central two storeyed projecting porch with surmounting balcony; x Unusual planning, with the main bedroom and living room opening directly from the porch, with main entry from the side; x broad Arts & Crafts style, Romanesque derived archway to the porch; x façade materials of tinted rough cast stucco with clinker brick dressings; x red brick side and rear walls; x window box under upper level porch sill; x Marseilles pattern terra-cotta tiles to gabled and hip roof forms; and x flanking window pairs with diamond pattern lead lighting to the upper sashes.
How is it significant? White's house significant aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? White's house significant Aesthetically, for its well-preserved Arts and Crafts Bungalow styling that is unusual for the area, using the broad archway keynote motif, materials and symmetrical composition to reinforce principals of the movement, and a prominent but visually related building in the Rankins Road streetscape. (Criterion E).
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Murphy's shop row and Kensington Post Office, part Rankins Road 169
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Murphy's commercial development (three shops, with altered adjoining 458 Macaulay Road garage), built in 1928 for Murphy, includes: x a row of three attached single storeyed shops ; x 173 Rankins Road originally conceived as a post office, with built-in phone box on left hand side of shopfront; x cement, red and clinker brick parapets with segmentally arched, raised parapet entablature to each shop; x distinctive sunburst motifs in red brick central to each parapet entablature; x canted obelisk forms on each parapet pier; x original cantilevered verandahs, with formed metal fascias;. x most part original shop fronts made by H Stevens & Sons with significant tiled dados and recessed entries.
How is it significant? Murphy's commercial development is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Murphy's shop row is significant Historically, they are highly representative buildings of their period and a part of the shop group facing the Kensington railway station forecourt and in this respect demonstrating the vital role of the railway in transport modes and hence commercial development; also one of the shops was designed for and served as the Kensington Post Office in the inter-war period (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, the parapet detailing is distinctive and the motifs used a precursor to the inter-war Moderne styles; the shopfront detailing is well-preserved and significant (Criterion E).
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Murphy's shop row and Kensington Post Office, part Rankins Road 171
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Murphy's commercial development (three shops, with altered adjoining 458 Macaulay Road garage), built in 1928 for Murphy, includes: x a row of three attached single storeyed shops ; x 173 Rankins Road originally conceived as a post office, with built-in phone box on left hand side of shopfront; x cement, red and clinker brick parapets with segmentally arched, raised parapet entablature to each shop; x distinctive sunburst motifs in red brick central to each parapet entablature; x canted obelisk forms on each parapet pier; x original cantilevered verandahs, with formed metal fascias;. x most part original shop fronts made by H Stevens & Sons with significant tiled dados and recessed entries.
How is it significant? Murphy's commercial development is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Murphy's shop row is significant Historically, they are highly representative buildings of their period and a part of the shop group facing the Kensington railway station forecourt and in this respect demonstrating the vital role of the railway in transport modes and hence commercial development; also one of the shops was designed for and served as the Kensington Post Office in the inter-war period (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, the parapet detailing is distinctive and the motifs used a precursor to the inter-war Moderne styles; the shopfront detailing is well-preserved and significant (Criterion E).
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Kensington Post Office part Murphy's commercial development Rankins Road 173
Grading proposed C Streetscape Level proposed 2 Significant individually? yes Contributory to precinct? Yes
Statement of Significance What is significant? Murphy's commercial development (three shops, with altered adjoining 458 Macaulay Road garage), built in 1928 for Murphy, includes: x a row of three attached single storeyed shops ; x 173 Rankins Road originally conceived as a post office, with built-in phone box on left hand side of shopfront; x cement, red and clinker brick parapets with segmentally arched, raised parapet entablature to each shop; x distinctive sunburst motifs in red brick central to each parapet entablature; x canted obelisk forms on each parapet pier; x original cantilevered verandahs, with formed metal fascias;. x most part original shop fronts made by H Stevens & Sons with significant tiled dados and recessed entries.
How is it significant? Murphy's commercial development is significant historically and aesthetically to Kensington.
Why is it significant? Murphy's shop row is significant Historically, they are highly representative buildings of their period and a part of the shop group facing the Kensington railway station forecourt and in this respect demonstrating the vital role of the railway in transport modes and hence commercial development; also one of the shops was designed for and served as the Kensington Post Office in the inter-war period (Criterion A); and Aesthetically, the parapet detailing is distinctive and the motifs used a precursor to the inter-war Moderne styles; the shopfront detailing is well-preserved and significant (Criterion E).
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